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Overflow Community Stack Overflow is a community of 4.7 million programmers, just like you, helping each other. Join them; it only takes a minute: Sign up What is 22527 in error_reporting 22527 of phpinfo e_user_deprecated up vote 30 down vote favorite 7 In my local dev env, I use PHP Version 5.3.3-1ubuntu9.2. Now when I see error_reporting, the value is 22527. What is 22527? I checked http://www.php.net/manual/en/errorfunc.constants.php, but I could not find the number. Could anyone tell me what it is? Do I need to change it to E_ALL | E_STRICT ? Thanks in advance. php phpinfo share|improve this question asked Jan php error_reporting 13 '11 at 8:33 shin 9,61239124191 An alternative is to open your php\php.ini file directly and find for error_reporting. E.g. on my system, php.ini line 535 writes error_reporting=E_ALL & ~E_DEPRECATED & ~E_STRICT –Pacerier Oct 14 '14 at 8:26 add a comment| 3 Answers 3 active oldest votes up vote 43 down vote accepted This value is actually bitmap mask, a sum of constants. So, 22527 is 16384 E_USER_DEPRECATED + 4096 E_RECOVERABLE_ERROR + etc... In your case it's E_ALL & ~E_DEPRECATED, it will display every error, except E_DEPRECATED and E_STRICT (since E_STRICT is not included in E_ALL) share|improve this answer edited Jan 13 '11 at 8:58 answered Jan 13 '11 at 8:43 German Rumm 4,32211627 3 Just to point that since PHP 5.4.0 E_STRICT is now part of E_ALL again –gustyaquino Jul 16 '15 at 19:05 add a comment| up vote 17 down vote When you OR two or more constants defined here, you get the value 22527. Here is how you decode it (in case you're interested): "E_ERROR", E_WARNING => "E_WARNING", E_PARSE => "E_PARSE", E_NOTICE => "E_NOTICE", E_CORE_ERROR => "E_CORE_ERROR", E_CORE_WARNING => "E_CORE_WARNI
Since the change I'm getting no error reports, just a blank page, which I guess is because display_errors is off. So, if I were to
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turn display_errors on in php.ini, what would be a sensible error_reporting value? On the other hand, the PHP manual suggests display_errors should be off for live sites, so if I do that, how do I get meaningful errors? Martin. Michael_Morris1 2010-07-21 12:34:38 UTC #2 And after that point comes the point where you irretrievably damage live data. :rolleyes: Directly coding on a live server without due cause is http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4678082/what-is-22527-in-error-reporting-22527-of-phpinfo just laziness. Never do it - or eventually you'll pay a high price. I did. Anyway IIS 7+ can emulate htaccess directives. I don't remember how to set it up, but I remember that it can do it. martbean 2010-07-21 09:16:51 UTC #3 Yeah, I do tend to work on a local server but there comes a point where it's easier to work on the live server. One other https://www.sitepoint.com/community/t/what-error-reporting-level-should-i-use/62636 slight issue is that this particular server runs Windows so I don't have the .htaccess/http.conf option, unless there's another way of doing it. Anyway, I'll have a play. Thanks for your help! Cups 2010-07-20 17:49:17 UTC #4 error reporting settings can be made in the ini filein a .htaccess filein individual files or includes So you have amazing granularity about whether to show them or not, or whether to log them or ignore etc. During development are you not working on a local server which you control? So you turn error reporting right up, show everything and sort the problems out. On your live server, read the values from your ini file ( using ini_get ) and take action to override it by domain/folder/file. martbean 2010-07-20 11:49:10 UTC #5 Thanks Cups, but yesterday afternoon (before I posted) the search on this forum wasn't working for some reason, but I did try! I just followed your link and found the link to your old thread from a couple of years ago too. Problem is, I don't have direct access to php.ini, but can ask for changes to be made. So how about I get display_errors turned on, show E_ALL (and maybe E_STRICT) during devel
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an integer value. PHP code Either use the $error = error_reporting() line to work out the error reporting levels for the current setting, or use a hard-coded value, replacing 22527 in the example code with the value you want to decode. Replace \n with
tags if it's being rendered on a webpage, or save the output to a variable if writing to file or emailing etc. //$error = error_reporting(); $error = 22527; $levels = array( E_ERROR => "E_ERROR", E_WARNING => "E_WARNING", E_PARSE => "E_PARSE", E_NOTICE => "E_NOTICE", E_CORE_ERROR => "E_CORE_ERROR", E_CORE_WARNING => "E_CORE_WARNING", E_COMPILE_ERROR => "E_COMPILE_ERROR", E_COMPILE_WARNING => "E_COMPILE_WARNING", E_USER_ERROR => "E_USER_ERROR", E_USER_WARNING => "E_USER_WARNING", E_USER_NOTICE => "E_USER_NOTICE", E_STRICT => "E_STRICT", E_RECOVERABLE_ERROR => "E_RECOVERABLE_ERROR", E_DEPRECATED => "E_DEPRECATED", E_USER_DEPRECATED => "E_USER_DEPRECATED" ); echo "Report on:\n"; foreach ($levels as $level => $description) { if ($level & $error) { echo "$description\n"; } } echo "\n"; echo "Do not report on:\n"; foreach ($levels as $level => $description) { if ($level & ~$error) { echo "$description\n"; } } Example output Report on: E_ERROR E_WARNING E_PARSE E_NOTICE E_CORE_ERROR E_CORE_WARNING E_COMPILE_ERROR E_COMPILE_WARNING E_USER_ERROR E_USER_WARNING E_USER_NOTICE E_RECOVERABLE_ERROR E_USER_DEPRECATED Do not report on: E_STRICT E_DEPRECATED Related posts: Prevent E_DEPRECATED error messages in PHPLogging errors with PHPGet and modify the error reporting level in PHP Comments Categories ApacheApplicationsEmail ServersFCKEditorGlossaryHardware & GadgetsHTML and CSSInterspire Email MarketerJavascriptLaravel PHP FrameworkLemonStandLinux/Unix/BSDMicrosoft SQL ServerMiscellaneous PostingsMySqlNetworkingNginx Web ServerOffsite ArticlesOSXPHPQuick TipsRFCSendySilverStripeVMWareWindowsWordPress Recent Posts Showing seconds with ls on Linux and OSXShow only one process with top on LinuxChange the commit message with gitPossible responses from Sendy's subscribe API callWhere did "Save for Web" go in Adobe Photoshop?View the message header and body for an email in the exim mail queueRamNode cheap virtual servers Other Stuff Copyright Info Privacy Policy