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Problems seeing error messages
It's been a while since I have done anything in PHP, and I thought it's time to start upgrading my custom scripts on my forum to work with 3.5.1.
My problem is that the PHP errors are not being outputed to the screen, so debugging my own scripts is difficult. (I just get blank screen). I have the 'error_reporting(E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE);' at the top of the page and the only vb page included is global.php. I don't remember having this when I was working on 3.0 (but I might be wrong / or perhaps i didn't make any coding errors ;) ). What do I need to do to see the php errors? |
You should always see PHP errors. Could you be a bit more specific?
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This is part of a custom script I used in 3.0 and am now upgrading to 3.5.
What I mean by not showing errors, is that if I make a typo (e.g. leave off a ';') I still don't get an error message, just a blank screen. Any ideas? PHP Code:
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I don't see why you shouldn't be getting PHP errors.
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Ok, I think it must be a php configuration problem.
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