how to suppress error messages without using error_reporting(0) ?

[lawrence]

This line:

if (file_exists($f ileName)) {


is (on some web servers) giving me this kind of error:


Warning: SAFE MODE Restriction in effect. The script whose uid is 1022
is not allowed to access /home/www owned by uid 0 in
/home/www/krubner/ppKernel/McControllerFor All.php on line 454


This only happens when the software is checking directories that are
above what where PHP is allowed to check.

I want this software to work on all servers and I don't want the end
user to have to know PHP, and so I don't want them to have to set
error_reporting () on their own. I also feel like I shouldn't have to
do this:

error_reporting (0);

because my software should capture all errors on its own and store all
the error messages that I write in the resultsObject that my software
uses. Turning off error reporting is cheating, in my view, the
programmer should capture all errors on their own.

So how do I suppress errors on a line like this?

if (file_exists($f ileName)) {

[Jedi121]

Re: how to suppress error messages without using error_reporting (0) ?

lawrence a écrit le 30/04/2004 :[color=blue]
> So how do I suppress errors on a line like this?
>
> if (file_exists($f ileName)) {[/color]

Use the @ operator before the function call :
if(@file_exists ($fileName)) {

See manual for more details :

http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.operators.errorcontrol.php