""Jay Blanchard"" <jay.blanchard@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:C8F323573C030A448F3E5A2B6FE2070B08EB97C7@xxxxxxxxxx [snip] Is it possible to catch all parser errors (notices), and as that happens redirecting to a 'sorry-page-not-available-at-this-moment' page, whilst storing the error (or notice) message somewhere else (e.g. emailing it to the developer). [/snip] Yes? /subtle What is the point of taking this attitude with a poster who (I'm guessing from his name) is a non-native English speaker? He asks a perfectly polite, intelligible and on-topic question. Even if he isn't a good proportion of posters are non-native speakers, and I imagine they find this kind of thing a little intimidating. One strange thing I notice about this list: even the most off-topic and misguided question (like how can I clear a user's browser cache with PHP, how do I set up a mailserver) gets a few intemperate answers and then (perhaps because people's attention is drawn to it) a series of useful answers. This encourages posters to come back and ask again, as they keep getting answers. A well-formulated question, on the other hand, will sometimes just be ignored, perhaps because it is buried in the general traffic. Witness the recent post by Richard Lynch on "True Upload Max Filesize", for example. -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
