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PHP Errors
After installing PHP on my test server, I don't see any errors on the screen such as parse errors etc... Now either my coding has become so good that I don't produce any errors, or there is a setting somewhere that turns these errors on/off. Personally I think it is the latter!
Can anyone tell me where to turn these errors on? |
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RE: PHP Errors
in the php.ini, pay attention to:
display_errors and error_reporting |
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RE: PHP Errors
try this -
"error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE" and "display_errors = On" under Error handling and logging in php.ini file |
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