How do you hide Error code??

My code is pretty solid... I think. But if someone screws with my query URLs they can cause errors like this:

SQL : SELECT * FROM toys WHERE `t LIKE ('%%\'%') ORDER BY toysDate, toysVen LIMIT 0, 31

Error : Unknown column 't LIKE ('%%\'%') ORDER BY toysDate, toysVen LIMIT 0, 31' in 'where clause'

I tried to use:

error_reporting(0)

but it didn't make these disappear.

Any ideas?

Oh, and I don't have access to the php.ini file.

Well, you could use an @ symbol to supress errors on your mysql_query function.

If someone can screw with your URLs and cause that to happen... your code is anything but solid.

You need to ALWAYS make sure you check user input for types, names, and valid entries.

Heres a start:

Originally posted by LordShryku
Well, you could use an @ symbol to supress errors on your mysql_query function.

I added the @ symbol there and it did nothing?

did you use something of the form:

$query = @("QUERY");

The @ operator is unary, like the ! operator, and should be placed before the expression that would be evaluated.

I suggest that you read up the PHP Manual on it.