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Enabling error checking.


waynew

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Hey guys. I have a problem that is probably easy to solve. I'm running Apache with PHP5 and mySQL, and need to enable my localhost to show PHP errors. I've tried

error_reporting(E_ALL);

but it is still not giving me any errors. Any help would be appreciated.

 

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Hate to blow my own trumpet, but you could check out this. Basically, you can change display_errors either in your php.ini, at run time with the init_set() function or with a .htaccess file. All methods are explain either on that page or in the comments below.

 

However, if you've got a syntactical error, then you can't change it with the ini_set() function, since PHP cannot interpret your page properly.

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