Two other lines to look for in your php.ini file:
display_errors = On
log_errors = Off
If display_errors is on the error will be displayed on the web page, if
log_errors is on the error will be logged--assuming you're using Linux
check /var/log/messages, but you can change this with the
error
Hello everyone!
I'm having issues with my php pages. When I have errors, Instead of
crashing or showing errors, the browser shows a blank page.
For example, if I leave the left bracket in my if statement, like
if(blah blah)
<---missing left bracket '{'
do this
}else {
do that
}
or, I l
Chances are the error is showing up on the page, but is not visible. If
you view the source (HTML) from your browser, I bet you'll see the
error. Hope this helps,
Joe
Tamas Arpad wrote:
>
> > I'm having issues with my php pages. When I have errors, Instead of
> > crashing or showing errors, th
> I'm having issues with my php pages. When I have errors, Instead of
> crashing or showing errors, the browser shows a blank page.
> PHP does not report the error.
> My php.ini is configured as
> error_reporting =
> E_COMPILE_ERROR|E_ERROR|E_CORE_ERROR|E_USER_ERROR|E_USER_WARNING|E_
>USER_NOTICE
Hello everyone!
I'm having issues with my php pages. When I have errors, Instead of
crashing or showing errors, the browser shows a blank page.
For example, if I leave the left bracket in my if statement, like
if(blah blah)
<---missing left bracket '{'
do this
}else {
do that
}
or, I l
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