5 replies to this topic

[Crane]

I know you can edit your php.ini and turn of error reporting but is there a way to disable that inside of your script, that resides on a users server?

[John]

You can use the ini_set ( ) function.

However as noted by php.net

'php.net said:

This is a feature to support your development and should never be used on production systems (e.g. systems connected to the internet).

[v0id]

You can use error_reporting to change the levels of errors to show - but also disable all of them.

Example:

// Turn error reporting off
error_reporting(0);

[Chan]

v0id said:

You can use error_reporting to change the levels of errors to show - but also disable all of them.

Example:

// Turn error reporting off

error_reporting(0);

I have used this before - it works. Have you ever noticed that the zero (0) option isn't listed on the function page in php.net?

[v0id]

Chan said:

Have you ever noticed that the zero (0) option isn't listed on the function page in php.net?

Do you mean the list with the constants?
I think its because its not a real "error level", it's just a value to disable all of the error reporting.

[John]

I think you may even be able to do this using a .htaccess file.