Sending Default PHP Error Messages to specified log file & Email logs

[ksummersill]

Ok first i will tell you the setup. I have one main directory that has many apps or websites in it. For examples: wwwroot -> apps -> and then a folder for each website. This keeps me from buying multiple servers. Anyways. I all are running php and i wanted to make a certain folder (Website) have its own log file assigned to it. Then if an error has occurred for those pages i can then email it to me. I want to record any error messages sent.

 

Right now all i have is this on my index for that site:

 

<?php

ini_set('error_reporting', E_ALL);

ini_set('display_errors', 1);

ini_set('log_errors', 1);

ini_set('error_log', 'phplogfile.log');

?>

 

But when i on purpose try to setup an error like print $sql and forget the ; at the end. The phplogfile.log is still empty. I just want to me be able to have the defaulted errors listed in it.

[severndigital]

how about using the try {} catch {} method and throwing exceptions out to a log file??

 

that is how i do it. unless you are looking for something else I'm not getting from your post.

[ksummersill]

Well what i am trying to accomplish is the following: Record only the errors that occur on that certain page and time and send them to the email. Thats kinda summarizes it short and sweet. The problem i am having is the framework i have all my websites on. For instance in order to get to a specific page it has to be www.domain.com/index.php?action= and then the function. I want to be able to uses this send email if error function for all the pages in my index.php. I know very confusing.  :'(