Error Reporting On Mamp
Operating systems OS X Contact Home > Operating systems > OS X > Enabling PHP Error Reporting in MAMP Published October 12, 2015 by Bo Andersen Enabling PHP Error Reporting in MAMP While developing PHP applications with MAMP on OS X, it is very useful to be able to see errors being printed directly in the browser. By default, this is disabled with MAMP, but it is very easy to enable error reporting in MAMP. All you have to do is to follow the simple steps below. Navigate to /Applications/MAMP/bin/php/php{your-version}/conf and open php.ini. If you are unsure which PHP version you are using, then open the preferences within MAMP and check the PHP tab. Search for display_errors and change the value from Off to On. Just above this, you can also configure which errors you want to be displayed by configuring error_reporting, but it is recommended leaving this to E_ALL for development environments. Restart your Apache web server by stopping and starting your servers in MAMP. If you are using MAMP Pro, you should enable this in the user interface by checking the "To: Display" option within the error handling configuration. See more about that here. You will now see errors printed on the screen if you run a PHP script that triggers errors, warnings or notices. Previous Post Getting Query Parameter from URL in JavaScript Next Post Creating a Custom ZF2 Controller Plugin Bo Andersen I am a back-end web developer with a passion for open source technologies. I have been a PHP developer for many years, and also have experience with Java and Spring Framework. I currently work full time as a lead developer. Apart from that, I also spend time on making online courses, so be sure to check those out! OS X mamp os x php Be First to Comment Leave a Reply Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked * Your Comment Your Name Your Email Your Website URL Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Coding Explained Copyright © 2015 - codingexplained.com
due to the http://codingexplained.com/operating-systems/mac/enabling-php-error-reporting-mamp fact that, for some reason, PHP error reporting is turned off by default in MAMP. To enable error reporting: 1. Open up https://gilbert.pellegrom.me/enable-php-error-reporting-in-mamp/ /Applications/MAMP/bin/php/{your PHP version}/conf/php.ini. 2. Find display_errors = Off (around line 277) and change it to display_errors = On. 3. Restart MAMP. Voila! You should now see PHP errors. Build the Web is a weekly email roundup of the best tips, links and resources for web developers and people who love to build stuff on the web. Curated by me. Subscribe © Gilbert Pellegrom / @gilbitron
Operating systems OS X Contact Home > Operating systems > OS X > Enabling PHP Error Reporting in MAMP Published October 12, 2015 by Bo Andersen Enabling PHP Error Reporting in http://codingexplained.com/operating-systems/mac/enabling-php-error-reporting-mamp MAMP While developing PHP applications with MAMP on OS X, it is very useful to be able to see errors being printed directly in the browser. By default, this is disabled http://www.phpmind.com/blog/2010/03/how-to-enable-error-reporting-in-mamp/ with MAMP, but it is very easy to enable error reporting in MAMP. All you have to do is to follow the simple steps below. Navigate to /Applications/MAMP/bin/php/php{your-version}/conf and open php.ini. error reporting If you are unsure which PHP version you are using, then open the preferences within MAMP and check the PHP tab. Search for display_errors and change the value from Off to On. Just above this, you can also configure which errors you want to be displayed by configuring error_reporting, but it is recommended leaving this to E_ALL for development environments. Restart your Apache web server error reporting on by stopping and starting your servers in MAMP. If you are using MAMP Pro, you should enable this in the user interface by checking the "To: Display" option within the error handling configuration. See more about that here. You will now see errors printed on the screen if you run a PHP script that triggers errors, warnings or notices. Previous Post Getting Query Parameter from URL in JavaScript Next Post Creating a Custom ZF2 Controller Plugin Bo Andersen I am a back-end web developer with a passion for open source technologies. I have been a PHP developer for many years, and also have experience with Java and Spring Framework. I currently work full time as a lead developer. Apart from that, I also spend time on making online courses, so be sure to check those out! OS X mamp os x php Be First to Comment Leave a Reply Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked * Your Comment Your Name Your Email Your Website URL Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Coding Explained Copyright © 2015 - codingexplained.com
directory in ‘Applications’ 2. Find ‘conf’ and open it up.. 3. Open up php4 or php5 (depending on your enabled version) 4. Line 270 should be something like this: error_reporting = E_ALL 5. Line 277 will be: display_errors = Off Change this to: display_errors = On 6. Restart servers Ready to go !! This entry was posted in MAMP on March 31, 2010 by om. Post navigation ← How to send bulk email through email software? How to remove duplicate entries from a table ? → Leave a Reply Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment Name * Email * Website CAPTCHA Code * Search for: Recent Posts How to uninstall Elasticsearch and Kibana September 22, 2016 How to rotate flight marker towards arrival airport in leaflet ? June 24, 2016 How to display two table columns per row using javascript ? April 19, 2016 Alexa’s Built-in Skills, Capital One April 7, 2016 Online list of Echo Skills. April 6, 2016 Categories AJAX (7) Alexa Echo (2) Alexa Skills Kit (5) Apache (3) Banners (1) cesiumjs (38) Cloud (1) css (2) CSS3 (6) Drupal (1) Elasticsearch (1) Facebook PHP API (1) Firefox (2) Google Chrome (1) Google Cloud Vision API (1) Google Hacks (2) HTML (1) HTML5 (1) Interview Questions (4) Advance PHP (1) Mysql Interview (1) PHP Interview (1) JavaScript (51) Jquery (10) Colorbox (1) Json (1) Kibana (1) Linux (6) Linux Commands (1) Linux FAQ (1) Shell Script (1) MAC (2) MAMP (1) MapReduce (1) Mobile (1) My Gadgets (3) MySQL (8) nodejs (1) Perl MAMP (2) PHP (44) .htaccess (8) CURL (2) Easy PHP (7) Free PHP Books (3) PHP-XML (3) Zend Video Tutorials (1) Plugins (3) FCKeditor Plugins (3) Server FAQ (1) Tools and Softwares (1) WordPress (4) Yahoo (1) Archives September 2016(1) June 2016(1) April 2016(7) March 2016(3) February 2016(3) January 2016(3) December 2015(2) November 2015(9) October 2015(14) September 2015(11) January 2015(1) November 2014(1) June 2014(2) September 2013(5) August 2013(6) July 2013(4) March 2013(1) November 2012(5) October 2012(3) August 2012(3) July 2012(5) May 2012(2) October 2011(1)