Hide mail() Error Message

[Kryptix]

I'm making it so when a user signs up it e-mails them the details, but some users will enter a fake e-mail or something to cause an error, so how would I go about hiding all error messages from mail()?

 

Also, is it wise to hide every error from everyone on a live site? I haven't really looked into it before.

[Muddy_Funster]

You do know that hiding a problem is not the same as fixing it?

Rather than attempting to hide the error messages I would suggest fixing your code so that only email address which are formated correctly will be proccessed.  This way at least any erronious email addresses will be left for the mail server to deal with.

[Kryptix]

You do know that hiding a problem is not the same as fixing it?

Rather than attempting to hide the error messages I would suggest fixing your code so that only email address which are formated correctly will be proccessed.  This way at least any erronious email addresses will be left for the mail server to deal with.

I validate e-mails but you can still generate errors, such as using a e-mail with the same domain and stuff. I'd sooner just hide the error in case I miss something and it displays an error. How would I do that?

[Muddy_Funster]

change your error reporting at the very top of your page to

<?php
error_reporting(E_PARSE);
//rest of code
?>

[jamesxg1]

@mail()

 

Use @ symbol before the var or function to suppress error's.

 

James.