Show DevBest [PHP] Get rid of errors

[Micki]

It basically get's rid off all errors on your page.
Make sure you put them in PHP tags at the top of your page

error_reporting (E_ALL ^ E_NOTICE); // Gets rid off all errors

Hope I helped

 

[brsy]

It basically get's rid off all errors on your page.
Make sure you put them in PHP tags at the top of your page

error_reporting (E_ALL ^ E_NOTICE); // Gets rid off all errors

Hope I helped

Or, you can simply just allow errors, and then learn to fix them. That way your programs will work as they should, and you will get better.

 

[GarettM]

It basically get's rid off all errors on your page.
Make sure you put them in PHP tags at the top of your page

error_reporting (E_ALL ^ E_NOTICE); // Gets rid off all errors

Hope I helped

Uhm

error_reporting (0); // Gets rid off ALL errors

;] Turns error_reporting off

 

[Markshall]

@garettjoey's method is better, however, I prefer to have the errors enabled and display all of them so if an error does occur then I will know what line it is on and what is wrong with it.

In the past I've often disabled error reporting and something never worked and I had forgotten that I had disabled error reporting which made me very angry because I didn't know what was wrong with my project.

 

[GarettM]

@garettjoey's method is better, however, I prefer to have the errors enabled and display all of them so if an error does occur then I will know what line it is on and what is wrong with it.

In the past I've often disabled error reporting and something never worked and I had forgotten that I had disabled error reporting which made me very angry because I didn't know what was wrong with my project.

M0nsta is right or DuckilingX​

Error reporting was made to help the developer figure out what was wrong in the code. In all if you don't want any errors, just fix it to a point were it doesn't need error reporting..​

example ( ik code is shit i just wook up! )​

<?php 
switch($_PAGE['id'])
{
 case 'index':
  print '';
  break;
case 'home':
  print '';
  break;
}

You will Get the PHP error undefined $_PAGE i believe
i believe to fix this with out error_reporting

<?php
if(!isset($_GET['page'])) ? $_GET['page'] : 'index'; 
 
switch($_PAGE['id'])
{
 case 'index':
  print '';
  break;
case 'home':
  print '';
  break;
}
?>

P.S. if this makes no sence just ignore it ;P imma magical sleepy poster@!!

​

 

[Markshall]

M0nsta is right or DuckilingX​

Error reporting was made to help the developer figure out what was wrong in the code. In all if you don't want any errors, just fix it to a point were it doesn't need error reporting..​

​

example ( ik code is shit i just wook up! )​

<?php
switch($_PAGE['id'])
{
case 'index':
  print '';
  break;
case 'home':
  print '';
  break;
}

You will Get the PHP error undefined $_PAGE i believe
i believe to fix this with out error_reporting

<?php
if(!isset($_GET['page'])) ? $_GET['page'] : 'index';
 
switch($_PAGE['id'])
{
case 'index':
  print '';
  break;
case 'home':
  print '';
  break;
}
?>

P.S. if this makes no sence just ignore it ;P imma magical sleepy poster@!!

​

Sorry to be an asshole and possibly spam the thread, but would you really get an error for $_PAGE? Wouldn't it just recognise it as an undefined array and not pass off an error, just run through the code anyway?

 

[GarettM]

Nope php would give you <b>message</b> important or undefined there if there was no error_reporting tag i think actually you cant do _GET with out error reporting unless u use if statements

 

[brsy]

Nope php would give you <b>message</b> important or undefined there if there was no error_reporting tag i think actually you cant do _GET with out error reporting unless u use if statements

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is right. This would cause an error:

echo $_POST['param'];