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Now, we all know PHP has that wonderful function ERROR_REPORTING which allows us to specify what (if any) kinds of errors we want displayed in our script should something cock-up, but I am curious about something. What is the scope of it. Say I have my base PHP file that has a bunch of included scripts, and those included scripts have other included scripts and so on. If I specify ERROR_REPORTING(0) in the top-level one, does that filter down through all the others and turn off the display of errors in them too, or do I need to go through all of them and add that to the start of each and every file?


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Edit: damn docilebob's fat fingers!

(Edited by Skaarjj on 02-06-2005 18:43)

I'm pretty sure setting it at the top of the file will filter through any included files.



.:[ Never resist a perfect moment ]:.

indeed, it does filter through.
Unless, of course one of the included scripts calls php->error_reporting with something else than 0.