Ok,
I have script which requires some of the php.ini settings to be modified.
eg error reporting etc.
I dont have direct access to the php.ini file on the production server
I know I can override the .ini settings using
<? ini_set("error_ reporting", "some value"); ?>
So what value can I use in my script to replicate the setting below?
My .ini file on my testing machine has
error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE; display all errors, except notices
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Kev T
I have script which requires some of the php.ini settings to be modified.
eg error reporting etc.
I dont have direct access to the php.ini file on the production server
I know I can override the .ini settings using
<? ini_set("error_ reporting", "some value"); ?>
So what value can I use in my script to replicate the setting below?
My .ini file on my testing machine has
error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE; display all errors, except notices
--
Kev T
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