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I am making a very simple code in PHP and inserting an error on purpose, when I update my browser the result that appears to me is just a blank page, I would like an error to appear with the cause and the line of error.
Obs: use Ubuntu 18.04
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I am making a very simple code in PHP and inserting an error on purpose, when I update my browser the result that appears to me is just a blank page, I would like an error to appear with the cause and the line of error.
Obs: use Ubuntu 18.04
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Place these two lines at the beginning of your code that will make PHP report and show ALL the errors and warnings:
ini_set('error_reporting', E_ALL); // mesmo resultado de: error_reporting(E_ALL);
ini_set('display_errors', 1);
If you want your entire environment to display such errors and warnings, change these same directives in the PHP configuration (file php.ini
) and restart the HTTP server (Apache/IIS/Nginx/etc).
Example of configuration of error_reporting
:
Obs.: lines started by semicolon ;
are comments. Configuration is by line:
error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_DEPRECATED & ~E_STRICT
Options are available in the documentation.
More details, see documentation:
The display error only the Production Value variable is 'off' and in error_reporting the variables have the following values: ; error_reporting ; Default Value: E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE & ~E_STRICT & ~E_DEPRECATED ; Development Value: E_ALL ; Production Value: E_ALL & ~E_DEPRECATED & ~E_STRICT
@zeka04 I need to tell you that the lines started by ;
are just comments or you already know? kk
so all this is comment and not config from my php? sorry I’m beginner
@zeka04 updated response, bro
I guess now it will, so I just need to change this line that you indicted by error_reporting = E_ALL? Because she already has the value that is in your print
@zeka04 then, man. Ideally you set up as YOUR need. E_ALL
reports everything. But you still need to check the directive display_errors
. Otherwise errors will not be displayed in the browser. Only in logs.
I changed the display_errors directive to ON and it still doesn’t work... damn that crazy
@zeka04 Restarted Apache/Nginx server?
Damn it, thank you so much for your patience and attention.
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oops, it’s good to post the code so we can understand better
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Possible duplicate: How to identify the error in PHP code by Chrome? (since this one was closed)
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