Re: [PHP] Error catching script

2003-10-08 Thread Curt Zirzow 
* Thus wrote James Johnson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Hello,
> 
> Is there a way, on a hosted server, to prevent PHP errors from showing in a
> browser? Instead of "error whatever at line 107 in filename.php" to have it
> redirect to a "Sorry, please report this error page"

See:
set_error_handler();

http://php.net/set_error_handler

Curt
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Re: [PHP] Error catching script

2003-10-08 Thread Chris Shiflett 
--- James Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there a way, on a hosted server, to prevent PHP errors from
> showing in a browser?

I am assuming you are asking how to change php.ini directives, since you
probably don't have access.

On most shared hosts, they are configured to use a .htaccess file (assuming
Apache), and you can set many php.ini directives here. The online manual is
very good at explaining which directives can be set where, so I recommend
reading that.

Chris

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[PHP] Error catching script

2003-10-08 Thread James Johnson 
Hello,

Is there a way, on a hosted server, to prevent PHP errors from showing in a
browser? Instead of "error whatever at line 107 in filename.php" to have it
redirect to a "Sorry, please report this error page"

Thanks,

James

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