Chris W. Parker wrote:
Hello,
Using CentOS 4 and I can't get errors to display on the page AT ALL or
log errors consistently. Some errors get logged (forgetting to us
$this-> in a class for example) but most don't.
I've tried:
* using .htaccess to set the error reporting.
* checking and double checking my php.ini file for the correct
setting.
* using error_reporting(E_ALL) at the top of my page.
Nothing works.
When a page has an error it's goes blank. Nothing is sent to the client.
There must be a setting somewhere that is overriding all of this. Any
ideas?
Thanks,
Chris.
try this in a error_test.php file on your web server
[error_test.php]
<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
ini_set('display_errors','On');
echo 'Trying...';
# Call undefined function
my_undefined_function();
echo ' to fail!!!';
?>
This should display an error.
Could be that the buffer isn't being dumped to the browser before a
fatal error.
Now do this
<?php phpinfo(); ?>
Look at the output_buffering, see if it is turned on and what size it is
set to. Default is either 'On' or 4096 on most systems, I would
suggest turning it off. Set it to '0' in your php.ini file.
Hope this helps.
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Enjoy,
Jim Lucas
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