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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 turn display_errors on in php.ini, what would be a sensible error_reporting value? On the other hand, the error_reporting 32767 PHP manual suggests display_errors should be off for live sites, so if I do that, how do php error reporting calculator 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 php error_reporting coding on a live server without due cause is 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
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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 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 php ini error_reporting 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 development, then turn display_errors off using ini_set when the site is live, logging errors to a file? The only problem I can see is that fatal errors will still be displayed, but I can't actually think of any occasions where I've had a fatal error on a live site. I'm prepared to be shot down though... Cups 2010-07-19 20:52:26 UTC #6 Heres an old discussion dealing with similar issues. Or use advanced search yourself and look for the term error reporting level Michael_Morris1 2010-07-19 18:59:35 UTC #7 Real men use E_ALL + E_STRICT for their error reporting level in
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agileMantis Plugin - CsvImport Plugin - CustomerManagement Plugin - EmailReporting Plugin - FilterPageEdit Plugin - InlineColumnConfiguration Plugin - LinkedCustomFields Plugin - MachineAD Plugin - MantisTouchRedirect Plugin https://www.mantisbt.org/bugs/view.php?id=15524 - RecurrCall Plugin - RelatedIssuesExport Plugin - Reminder Plugin - Tasks Plugin http://php.net/manual/fr/function.error-reporting.php - Time Tracking 2016-09-29 16:35 EDT My View View Issues Change Log Roadmap Wiki Repositories View Issue Details[Jump to Notes] [Wiki] [Issue History] [Print] IDProjectCategoryView StatusDate SubmittedLast Update0015524mantisbtotherpublic2013-02-20 23:322013-06-24 02:59ReporterrchengAssigned TodregadPrioritynormalSeveritymajorReproducibilityalwaysStatusclosedResolutionno change requiredProduct Version1.2.14Target VersionFixed in VersionSummary0015524: Incorrect error_reporting value or setting in Apache skips required php error fields validation in Issue ReportDescriptionWhen the PHP value of error_reporting is set incorrectly in the apache configuration using php_flag or php_value directive, this makes that in the validation of an empty and required fields in like Category, Summary of Description in "Report Issue" being skipped, creating an empty issue report which have no sense. It could happen with other 22527 php error mantis validations. Mantis configuration is defaults Apache and PHP don't show any warning or error about this incorrect value. It happens with PHP version 5.3.3 and 5.3.2. Apache version tested: 2.2.13 and 2.2.14 Steps To ReproduceCreate in Mantis an issue report without anything filled. Expected behavious is Application Error because empty fields. Incorrect behaviour: create an empty issue report. In the configuration of a virtual host of Apache, set: Case 1: php_flag error_reporting E_ALL Results: created (BAD) Comments: error_reporting should not be changed using php_flag. PHPInfo displays the value 22527 Case 2: php_value error_reporting 22527 Results: not created (OK). Comments: PHPInfo displays the value 22527 Case 3: php_value error_reporting E_ALL Results: created (BAD) Comments: error_reporting should be an integer. PHPInfo displays the value E_ALL. Additional InformationThe workaround is to set error_reporting in Apache configuration using php_value directive and using integer value. For example: php_value error_reporting 22527TagsNo tags attached.Attached Files Relationships related to0012632closeddregadSignup with empty username and e-mail is possible when display_errors[E_USER_ERROR] = 'inline' related to0010966closeddregadNo Errors shown at all if error_reporting=0 configured at server Relati
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