Finding errors from the command line?

Ulujain

My host's cPanel error log app shows a bunch of undefined functions and member function on a non-object errors. The trouble is, they don't show what URL generated these errors. I've been through every page I can think of on my site and can see no errors.

Is there a way I can run php through my site at the command line and get it to report back errors if it finds them?

I've asked my host if their error logs showed the URL's in question but I got a "do not understand question" response.

Thanks in advance.

planetsim

What is the exact error?

Secondly id add this to the top of each file

error_reporting(E_ALL);

that will give all the errors. Ive never used the command line to do that. So i cant really answer that.

Ulujain

That error_reporting flag is set to on in my host's php.ini.

Error number 1.
PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function: themefooter() in /home/ulujain/public_html/footer.php on line 55

Error number 2.
PHP Fatal error: Call to a member function on a non-object in /home/ulujain/public_html/modules/Gallery/classes/User.php on line 90

Website in question is http://www.ulujain.org/ and you can see the output of themefooter() yourself at the bottom of each page.

Line 90 of User.php reads

if ($album->canRead($this->uid)) {

planetsim

1) YOu must define functions before calling them. That will get rid of one of them.

if ($album->canRead($this->uid)) {

is that code within a class?

Ulujain

The function is defined in a separate file and it works everywhere except for whatever page it's not getting to. That's why I asked about command line error checking, because I cannot reproduce these errors browsing on my site.

The log file is not telling me what URL is generating these errors. I don't know if it's a human visitor or an indexer/robot that's generating these errors.

My site's scripting works 99% except for these errors that are appearing in my error log.

I've been virtually everywhere on my site with a browser; the footer is appearing.

You can click all over my site following links and the footer will appear every time...

...but something is generating them. Most likely a robot, but I need to know which URL so I can correct it.

Hence; I asked if there was a command line way for php to error check something.

theeper

Look at your HTTP access logs and compare times to the error log. You should be able figure out which script is the culprit.