Capturing PHP errors.

Okay, this one may also sound pretty ignorant.. I'm trying to figure out how to capture these PHP errors.. for example, in my code I use something like this: if (!imap_blah()) { echo "blah blah blah"; } Now, IMHO, this should be delivered to the window, "IF" the function fails. BUT, not only do I get the desired message, but in big bold letters across the top of the screen I get the PHP "actual" error message... and then again, across the bottom of the window, I get the same message in black letters. In short, PHP is giving me the error message twice... Not really concerned about that, but I would like to capture the error message, and not display it, even if the server's INI file is set to display the error message. is there a php function for this? I know there is a function for mysql errors, mysql_error().. Kind Regards Robert J Sherman 827 W 13th St Joplin, MO 64804 417.626.7759 ph 877.626.9876 toll free (US and Canada) webmaster@snr-graphics.com "Be not so quick to judge. Not everything is, understanding. Not all at once, is it revealed..."

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