Forcing PHP error reporting

simplyw00x

On another (much less reputable than Frihost, of course Rolling Eyes

) hosting service, PHP errors result in a blank page even if error_reporting() is used. Is there any way to force a better behaviour?

mathiaus

Maybe using .htaccess?

simplyw00x

If it doesn't obey php_ini, will .htaccess work?

Diablosblizz

Simplyw00x, I had the exact problem as you. I used:

simplyw00x

Hmm that doesn't seem to be working. Any other thoughts?

manav

dude I guess it's time 2 contact the frihost support....

simplyw00x

AftershockVibe

Edit: Next time read the question properly!

OK, I would only recommend this if you know what you're doing because it could lead to all sorts of errors not being trapped properly but if you look here:
http://uk.php.net/errorfunc

In one of the posts at the bottom there is an example of how to set up your own error handling function. You could make one which served your own "An error has occurred" page (or whatever) then to keep the error information, log to a file.

If you're feeling particularly fanciful you could even get it to email you or something.