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Error messages and the display_errors directive More Information Related Articles Error messages and the display_errors directive By default, PHP displays error messages in a user's web browser. This feature is very useful when you are initially developing and debugging your website. However, when website development is complete, displaying error messages can be a security risk. Error messages can reveal information about your website, such as path information and variables, that should be kept private. The display_errors directive controls whether or not PHP displays error messages in users' web browsers. To prevent PHP from displaying error messages, use a text editor to modify the display_errors directive in the php.ini file as follows: display_errors = off To allow PHP to display error messages, modify the display_errors directive in the php.ini file as follows : display_errors = on To verify the current value of the display_errors directive and other directives, you can use the phpinfo() function. For more information, please see this article.More Information To view a complete list of php.ini directives, please visit http://www.php.net/man