In article <3f12a831.36173 4276@news.btcli ck.com>, Frank @ MyPlace.Com (Frank) wrote:[color=blue]
> How do you turn on PHP error messages in PHP, So I can see what is
> happening when a php page fails ?
>
> Windows & Linux ??[/color]
php.ini (in /etc/ somewhere). Set error_reporting and display_errors
as you see fit. I prefer log_errors = Off.
either you can change php's error handling in the php.ini, or you just add
the following line at the beginning of a script (useful if you only want to
check one page):
ERROR_REPORTING (E_ALL);
Erik
<Frank @ MyPlace.Com (Frank)> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> How do you turn on PHP error messages in PHP, So I can see what is
> happening when a php page fails ?
>
> Windows & Linux ??[/color]
Frank @ MyPlace.Com (Frank) wrote:
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> How do you turn on PHP error messages in PHP, So I can see what is
> happening when a php page fails ?[/color]
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