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January 02, 2012 | Joomla Twitter This tutorial will help you as you're installing Joomla. As you're going through the installation process, there are several possible issues that you might encounter. In this tutorial we aim to help you solve as many of those issues as possible. Recommended SettingsOne of the first things you see on installing Joomla is the Recommended settings screen. Red letters in the Actual column are often a cause for concern. Many times you can ignore them and things will still work out fine, but if you want to change them here's how. This procedure covers the most common questions.First of all, let's show you how to find the php.ini file which is what you'll need to fix many of these https://docs.joomla.org/Display_error_messages_and_notices issues:Where is the php.ini file?The php.ini file may be found in different places on different servers. This isn't a comprehensive list but it should cover many of you and provide the rest of you with good clues on where to look. cPanel Shared Servers: php.ini is sometimes located in the Joomla root directory. cPanel may have a special wizard for you in the Software services section. Parallels Plesk Panel: /etc/php.ini XAMPP: C:\xampp\php\php.ini Ubuntu: /etc/php5/apache2 GoDaddy servers: You need to create https://www.ostraining.com/blog/joomla/installation-problems/ your own and place it in the Joomla root directory It's important to note that if you are running PHP 4, you should name your initialization file php.ini. If you are running PHP 5, name your initialization file php5.ini.Display ErrorsThis is not a flaw and can generally be ignored during installation. But you have the option.Method #1: You can turn Display Errors to "off" after installation in your Global Configuration settings. If there is some reason this is a problem, here are some possible solutions. Use the simplest method that works. You don't have to use all of them.Method #2: Modify the php.ini file. Open the file in an editor and locate:display_errors = On or display_errors = 1 Change this value to:display_errors = Off or display_errors=0.Method #3: Modify the .htaccess file. If you wish to turn off the display_errors setting and do not have access to the php.ini file you can try adding this line to the .htaccess file which in your main Joomla folder. Enter this:php_flag display_errors "0" Sometimes you may need to change the "0" to "Off".Strict StandardsThis is usually more of a problem when installing on localhost on your own computer. The error reporting is set to strict, so it displays an entire screen of warnings. Note these are warnings not error messages. You don't need to fix them, you just need to change the rules. The error message reads:Strict Standards: Accessing static property JCache::$_handler as non
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News Blog Contact Joomla - how to turn off Display Errors You are here:Home » Joomla » Joomla - how to turn off Display Errors 12 Jan, 2012 Joomla There have been many occasions when on installing Joomla you may notice that Display Errors is set to ‘On', this is as a result of the php setup on your server. Now if you are using a virtual or dedicated server, you may have access to the php.ini file, but for those of us that are using shared servers, access to the php.ini file can be prevented, this is due to the php setup being used for the entire server and not just one shared location. Now usually with display errors set to on, this does not affect a Joomla site, but there have been occasions when I have installed some extensions which when published, have resulted in php errors being displayed on the site, to the public! Now this is something that I nor any designer/developer should want their users to see when visiting a website. I have spent a lot of time researching how to resolve this but to no avail. There are lots of solutions for altering the php.ini file and many solutions for altering the htaccess file, in fact that is where i first looked. As I don't have access to the php.ini file on my shared server, I have been forced to work with the htaccess file, but so far, of all the htaccess file adaptations I have made, none resolved the issue, php errors were still being displayed on some sites I was working on. But I have now found the solution. If you are a shared hosting user and have come across this there is a very simple solution. Login to your Joomla installation Site menu Global Configuration Server tab Server Settings Now set the Error Reporting to ‘None'. This removes any php errors from now being displayed on your Joomla sites! A very simple solution which I just could not find anywhere. Related Pages The Top 15 Free Joomla Extensions Joomla - How to check if a user is logged in What is Joomla? Joomla for Dummies TagsDisplay ErrorshtaccessJoomlaphp errorsphp.inishared hosting http://profiles.google.com/lauraine2011 Lauraine lee Thanks for sharing your info. I really appreciate your efforts and I will be waiting for your further write ups thanks once again. html5 apps Vin Thanx a lot.. I was trying to resolve this error