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The best place to disable / enable error reporting is in php.ini.  If you have a shared host they might provide a means for you to provide your own php.ini; if you're on a dedicated or local environment then it shouldn't be a problem.

 

I was adjusting my error reporting levels today in php.ini and they didn't take affect until I restarted the web server, so try that as well if it looks like your changes are being ignored.

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