Greg Donald wrote:
What's puzzling is that I can simply comment out the error_reporting line and the code runs fine.On Fri, 01 Oct 2004 10:36:28 -0400, Al <news@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
If I place this at the top of my script file, the page just hangs.
error_reporting (E_ERROR | E_WARNING);
A virtual host on a Unix/Apache system. Runs fine without the error_reporting().
The default system error reporting only shows E_ERRORS, so I wanted to see warnings also.
Comment the entire script out starting below your call to error_reporting(), then start uncommenting and testing it from the top down until you find the issue. It's doubtful error_reporting() is causing the issue, it more likely it's uncovering an issue. You might try E_ALL, as it may help you discover the issue faster.
Posting the script and getting some more eyes on it also an option.
Also, the Apache error log doesn't show any errors. with or without the error_reporting.
Is error_reporting() all that is necessary, or must I also have a error_log() statement?
The manual is not clear on this point.
Also, must I have a an existing error file for the errors to append to?
Again, thanks.
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