how to close warnings in php

[omerbutt]

hi,
i am using array_reverse() function to reverse an array but it is giving me ths warning,how can i close this warning message
array_reverse() [function.array-reverse]: The argument should be an array in D:\xampp\htdocs \kashafprojects \temp\menu.php on line 63
regards,
Omer Aslam

[dlite922]

hi,
i am using array_reverse() function to reverse an array but it is giving me ths warning,how can i close this warning message
array_reverse() [function.array-reverse]: The argument should be an array in D:\xampp\htdocs \kashafprojects \temp\menu.php on line 63
regards,
Omer Aslam

you have error_reporting turned on to E_ALL. Turn this off whereever it is set (in php.ini or in your code)

you should probably listen to the warning. make sure you're passing it an array by applying is_array() to the variable.

thanks,






Dan

[Dormilich]

you have error_reporting turned on to E_ALL. Turn this off whereever it is set (in php.ini or in your code)

well, in my opinion it's not advisable to turn your back to warnings (i.e. turning them off), since they are often followed by an error. better correct the code than ignore a warning.

regards

[dlite922]

well, in my opinion it's not advisable to turn your back to warnings (i.e. turning them off), since they are often followed by an error. better correct the code than ignore a warning.

regards

...hence my second reply:

you should probably listen to the warning. make sure you're passing it an array by applying is_array() to the variable.

:D

[Dormilich]

I just wanted to emphasize that turning off E_WARNING in php.ini or ini_set() or .htaccess doesn't seem right.

anyways, good code doesn't produce warnings.

[Markus]

You can suppress an error by using the '@' symbol. Error control.

Also, you shouldn't leave error reporting on for a site that is going live - for development, it's fine, but otherwise just log the errors; wouldn't want a passing user to catch sensitive data from an error. Ooops.

[Dormilich]

wouldn't want a passing user to catch sensitive data from an error. Ooops.

that's true, good error handling is a great help there.