PHP Error

[jammer1221]

Hi, I know in Javascript you can 'suppress' any errors that happen. But is it possible to do it in PHP. Like in Javascript its something like

<script> window.error = null </script>

but, What's happening is i'm getting this in the actual page

Warning: unexpected error in date() in c:\phpdev\[URL unfurl="true"]www\pollvote\inc\pollfunctions.php[/URL] on line 130

Warning: unexpected error in date() in c:\phpdev\[URL unfurl="true"]www\pollvote\inc\pollfunctions.php[/URL] on line 132

is there any way for me to keep it from writeing that in my page. I know this may sound a little confusing...becuase i only know a little of what im talkin about but if you would like me to rephrase is just post back here. Thanks
Jammer1221

 

[Chacalinc]

you can do it...
it must be configured in the "php.ini" file... just read the documentation of the php.ini.

look at vars error_reporting, display_errors (default on, let it off and you will not get the errors on the page), log_errors (default off, let it on if you set display_errors = off).

I suggest to let the errors be displayed in the development server, in order to fix all problems & hide the errors on production server.

hope this helps you.

 

[jammer1221]

Thank you very much...and thanks for the advice.
Jammer1221

 

[gizmicek]

If you want to force some function not to display error, just put @ before the function. In your case, it will be something like this:

$var=@date();

But this is not a real solution. You should eliminate the errors correcting your code instead of hiding the errors ;-)