Error messages thru mail

[lucianoes]

    Dear friends,
    I've grown accustomed to starting all my scripts with 'error_reporting(false)', so that no errors are displayed to the visitors. Now, how do I make a script hide the errors from a visitor but tell me all about it thru e-mail? In other words, I want the script to mail me all possible error messages that a visitor would see if I hadn't added 'error_reporting(false)' to it. Logic tells me it must be something terribly simple, but I haven't figured it out yet.

    Thank you,
    Luciano ES
    Santos - SP - Brasil

[Anon]

hi,

 after going through ur post. i think of possible solution, u pass all the queries or statement through a function which will get the error number for u with out displaying it to ur user while email the same 2 u on predefined email address.

 does this looks fine.

bye
zambi

[matto]

i use the following method:

the "live" version's url is called like this:

www.thesite.com

and the alternative way is:

develop.mycompany.com/customers/thesite

now, if you enter via develop.... (for developing), have your php script(s) check the host (you can read it out) and suppress error messages only if the host is www.

this works fine here:

$host = $HTTP_HOST;
$parts = explode(".", $host);
$host = $parts[0];

if($host == "www")
{
// suppress error messages settings
}

[lucianoes]

    Hey, Matto, are you sure you meant to answer my question and not someone else's? I don't see the connection.
    >:-\

    Luciano ES
    Santos - SP - Brasil