Quick Question

[Twinkie]

Is there a function that logs a PHP error, without alerting the user or without creating a new log. I didn't find what I was looking for in the PHP function list, so could someone help me out?

 

[orthiac]

I know that the "@" in front of a function stops the output to the browser.
That said, I found this clip on using the htaccess file. I have not tried it so you may want to get more info on it.
http://perishablepress.com/press/2007/12/17/how-to-enable-php-error-logging-via-htaccess/

 

[Sohail]

You can get a script that does that though can't you?

 

[Twinkie]

Yes, I can. I thought there was a built in function that would do that for me without having to create an error log and save me the trouble. Thanks anyway. The @ symbol stops in an expression such as ($file = @fopen($filename)) and error and does not log it. Congrats sohailamir52 for becoming a moderator, I envy you

 

[MasterMax1313]

unless i'm mistaken there might be something like that with the try catch system. I've seen a little bit of this, like i'm pretty sure that there is a way to get the specific mysql error code and info from that, but as for errors in a function, i think try catch might be your best solution, and maybe toss an error message into a database table or log file.