Heh... no, I was already using double quotes. I also tried using actual
carriage returns in the string, that didn't work either.
Is error_log simply incapable of obeying carriage returns within the
error string?
It works for me, but if it's not working for you...
function
Is there any way to tell error_log to keep the newline characters? I am
outputting error messages to the error log so I can look at detailed
status information at the time of the error. However, if I put \n in
the error message, it is treated literally by error_log and I see \n
in the log
Kurt Yoder wrote:
Is there any way to tell error_log to keep the newline characters? I am
outputting error messages to the error log so I can look at detailed
status information at the time of the error. However, if I put \n in the
error message, it is treated literally by error_log and I see \n
On Mar 20, 2005, at 4:15 PM, Chris Shiflett wrote:
Kurt Yoder wrote:
Is there any way to tell error_log to keep the newline characters? I
am
outputting error messages to the error log so I can look at detailed
status information at the time of the error. However, if I put \n in
the
error
I prefer purpose it's the design concept in PHP error log.
If I would design a system containing error msg displaying. I would
also just simplly ignore the carriage returns character which the
programer passes to my system, in order to keep graceful in sight.
On Sun, 20 Mar 2005 21:50:09 -0500,
Kurt Yoder wrote:
Heh... no, I was already using double quotes. I also tried using actual
carriage returns in the string, that didn't work either.
Is error_log simply incapable of obeying carriage returns within the
error string?
No, I've used error_log() plenty, and I've never had a problem. Can
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