Geir Eivind Mork wrote:
> > > http://www.php.net/manual/en/features.error-handling.php
> > > have you taken a deeper look into this?
> > Well, I have tried...
> And what kind of problem did you encounter?
The problem is that PHP generates fatal errors too often, and I have not
been able to find a way of trapping them. It also means that I am not
able to generate an error-message of the requiered form, e.g. something
like
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<my_reply>
<my_error>
Internal server error
</my_error>
</my_reply>
What I do not need, is something like
<br><b>Fatal error</b>: XML parser error 7:
mismatched tag in <b>/var/www/[...]
And returning nothing would be even worse.
The messages are meant to be machine-readable, meaning we must comply
with the standards.
> but that, as far as I've understand your case, isn't a problem.
Yes, it is. Because many functions generate fatal errors instead of
simply returning false or generating a warning. I have tried using the
set_error_handler(), but it only traps warnings and notices. It is
possible that I am doing something wrong, so if you can give me a short
working example, I should be really grateful!
Svein Roar
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