[SOLVED] Outputing error's to email

[timmy2]

A php book I was reading said I could make is so that all the php error's get sent to my email.

I dont have the book anymore but was wondering how to do it?

[Fadion]

Dont think is smth very easy or automated. Even so, u should do some error handling and for those functions which can cause errors (like: mysql_query, fopen etc) u could send an email. One idea is to make a function ex. sendMail($msg) where u define the headers and all that staff for the mail, and use:

 

$query = "SELECT * FROM table";
$results = @mysql_query($query) or sendMail("Query $query cause an error");

 

Thats what i can think about.

[teng84]

@GuiltyGear

$results = @mysql_query($query) or sendMail("Query $query cause an error");
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why do you have ("@") i always see this in this forum i hate it im scratching my head putting this kind of thing simply mean that the code is not perfect or you anticipate for the wrong output 

[Fadion]

Because with error reporting 'e_all', without an '@' it will print warnings and errors. I always place '@' at my code after ive tested and debugged it, just as a security measure, as i dont want others to see whats happening in queries and such.

[teng84]

i have done my codes without that @ of yours and its not getting error if you need security then test it before running it do some validation

[Fadion]

As i said i always use '@' as a security measure, after ive tested my code. Plus someone can inject code in your query string and without @ it will bring up the real error message, showing up important data. Maybe u can protect your code well, but think it twice, those '@' arent created to use them for fun.