On Thursday 05 June 2003 02:08, Svein Larsen wrote:
> Of course - but sometimes includes and other happenings make parse
> error.
> Even eval'ed code can cause parse error even if the page parse fine
> initially.
AFAIK there's nothing that will catch parse-errors at runtime. Maybe you can
use the
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> On Thursday 05 June 2003 02:00, Svein Larsen wrote:
> > Yes, set_error_handler work for "soft" errors.
> > But parse-errors doesnt get catched by the errorhandler.
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> But surely you chec
On Thursday 05 June 2003 02:00, Svein Larsen wrote:
> Yes, set_error_handler work for "soft" errors.
> But parse-errors doesnt get catched by the errorhandler.
But surely you check that your pages actually parse before deploying them?
*boggles*
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Jason Wong -> Gremlins Associates -> www.greml
Yes, set_error_handler work for "soft" errors.
But parse-errors doesnt get catched by the errorhandler.
- Sveni
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On Wednesday 04 June 2003 18:16, Svein Larsen wrote:
> Anybody got a good solution for capturing errors in php scripts?
> I can catch the errors by logging them to a log file (log_errors in
> php.ini) My problem is that i'm running a lot of sites on my server and i
> need to know wich site generat
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