error reporting

If I use:

ini_set("error_reporting", 0);
ini_set("display_errors", 0);

It still shows the errors.. if I use the error_reporting function.. it still
shows the errors, no matter what I do.. it still shows the errors!

What am I missing? I have it set in the php,ini to show errors, but I want
to be able to suppress them within the individual scripts, but it's not
working.. and when I use ini_get() it shows their values to be what I just
set them to be, but yet.. it is still showing the errors! Ugh :(

Help!

Rick

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to learn something." - Tom Clancy

Richard Baskett wrote:
> If I use:
>
> ini_set("error_reporting", 0);
> ini_set("display_errors", 0);
>
> It still shows the errors.. if I use the error_reporting function.. it still
> shows the errors, no matter what I do.. it still shows the errors!
>
> What am I missing? I have it set in the php,ini to show errors, but I want
> to be able to suppress them within the individual scripts, but it's not
> working.. and when I use ini_get() it shows their values to be what I just
> set them to be, but yet.. it is still showing the errors! Ugh :(

What kind of errors? Ths will not prevent parse errors from being shown.

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on 10/16/03 16:51, John W. Holmes at holmes072000@charter.net wrote:

> Richard Baskett wrote:
>> If I use:
>>
>> ini_set("error_reporting", 0);
>> ini_set("display_errors", 0);
>>
>> It still shows the errors.. if I use the error_reporting function.. it still
>> shows the errors, no matter what I do.. it still shows the errors!
>>
>> What am I missing? I have it set in the php,ini to show errors, but I want
>> to be able to suppress them within the individual scripts, but it's not
>> working.. and when I use ini_get() it shows their values to be what I just
>> set them to be, but yet.. it is still showing the errors! Ugh :(
>
> What kind of errors? Ths will not prevent parse errors from being shown.

Ok I figured it out.. All I needed was for you to tell me exactly what you
told me, so that I could explore other options instead of just thinking I
was doing something wrong :)

So what I did was set error_reporting to E_PARSE and then display_errors to
On since I found out that I couldn¹t change the status of display_errors
either, but I can change error_reporting within my scripts.. so that's what
I did :)

Thanks for that help!

Rick

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on the topic of error reporting, am i able to catch fatal/parse errors yet ?

daniel@electroteque.org wrote:

> on the topic of error reporting, am i able to catch fatal/parse errors yet ?

How could a PHP script catch a Parse Error? The script hasn't started
because there is, ummm, a Parse Error! :)

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Heh yes umm i know this. But how i could i catch this before is spits out
to an ugly error page so i can send to a custom error page.

>Heh yes umm i know this. But how i could i catch this before is spits out
>to an ugly error page so i can send to a custom error page.

Why would anyone but you ever see a parse error? It's the sort of thing
you fix before setting up custom error handling. :)

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