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According to this tool here ( http://www.bx.com.au/tools/ultimate-php-error-reporting-wizard ) .. the only way I could get to 4983 .. is E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE & ~E_COMPILE_WARNING & ~E_USER_NOTICE & ~E_DEPRECATED & ~E_USER_DEPRECATED BUT error log is still showing notices .. is there any other level it could be ?

When I use ini_get to check my error_reporting level, I get a weird value ( 4983 ) that I can't find anywhere by googling. Also not on the list of possible levels here ( http://itech.hubpages.com/hub/php-error_reporting ) .. does anyone know how to determine what exactly this level is? Thanks!

Thanks for everyone's suggestion, I have been slammed at work so it took me a while to get back to this project. From playing with the demo, Margento is my front runner. It has built in user group functionality so I think i can build off that much faster than customizing OSCommerce or Hika. Will play around with that more and let you know if I run into any issues. Cheers!

Hey guys, I'm looking for a shopping cart ( preferably open source and PHP ) that supports a few uncommon features. I spent most of yesterday digging through the various php carts ( os commerce, zen cart, ect ) and didn't find much useful things. As far as I can tell, all these things will need to be customized so my best bet would be to find a cart that support modules .. almost like a Drupal or Wordpress of ecommerce. BUT hopefully I'm wrong and there is something out there already that supports: Advanced user roles controls / customization. One of the user role ( lets call them creators ) should be able to create a shopping cart list, save the cart and generate a code. Another user role ( lets call them purchasers ) should be able to input the cart code, and automatically have all items in that saved cart added to their own cart to proceed with checkout. A royalty program If a creator generated a cart code that lots of people use to purchase, we need to track this information to give them a royalty at the end of the month. Thanks for your help.

It is the URL of the page that I'm on. Agreed its not the best URL format but its what the application and I am working with. Its to link directly to a specific part of a page, however, I need to be able to detect what part that is. Any suggestions ?

Hey guys, I'm dealing a url that is similar to hxxp://domain/directory/?#{$id}. What I'm trying to do is extract $id from that. Its not available as a $_GET variable and $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] comes up as "/directory/?". Does anyone know how I could retrieve $id ? Thanks