Hi, what line of code should i add to a php script if i dont want errors to print out on screen? i tried
display_errors = 0; display_errors 0; display_errors false; display_errors (false);
but those all returned errors themselves
I think if you call functions with an @ in the front
Spacecat is right,
However if your getting errors such as undeclared avariable then you can change your error reporting to a lower level in your php.ini file
set it to error_reoprting(E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE)
If you don't have access to the php.ini file then simply put that code at the top of each script
HTH
Gary Mailer
