PHP Fatal error: Call to Undefined Function phperror_reporting()

Asked

Viewed 375 times

0

Colleagues

On a particular project page is giving error:

PHP Fatal error: Call to Undefined Function phperror_reporting()

But the code is that way:

<?php
error_reporting(0);
session_start();
.....

Why this error is happening if in the ATOM editor error_reporting(0) appears below the PHP tag?

php
  • 1

    What encoding does the ATOM show for the script? UTF-8/windows-1252?

  • Hello William, you are as Unicode(UTF-8)

  • 1

    But is UTF-8 with GOOD or without GOOD? Tried to erase the line break and add it again?

  • As I can’t see by ATOM, I opened Notepad++ and shows without BOM.

  • 1

    You tried to delete the line break and add it again and check if Opcache is active on your machine (in php.ini)?

  • I broke the line again and I’ll take a look at the link you gave me below.

Show 1 more comment

1 answer

2


Apparently PHP is not recognizing the line break and is merging

<?php
error_reporting

in:

<?phperror_reporting

I recommend that you delete the line break and try to add it again, also check that Opcache or Xcache is not enabled on your machine: /a/166747/3635, this means that you may have fixed the problem, but the cache prevents seeing, if the cache is on the production server then do not wait a little that soon it will renew, the cache is very important for the performance of the site.

  • 1

    Hello William. I made your first suggestion to recreate the line break and it looks like it worked. Thanks for the help.

Browser other questions tagged php

You are not signed in. Login or sign up in order to post.