How do you disable Errors from appearing on screen?

[Joshua]

Not ready to turn it on yet, but will be once i re-open my site.

Curious how i Can stop sql errors from displaying?

[Arek]

If i remember correct error_reporting(0) should work.

Also in php.ini you can use display_errors = off

[Joshua]

I do not see a php.ini file

Would this go in header?

error_reporting(0) ?

[Arek]

Yes :)

[Joshua]

Thought so, I'll give it a shot and see what happens >,<

 

Wanna get your butt kicked in connect 4? :O

lawl.

[Arek]

Done some more reading and placing "php_value error_reporting 0" in htaccess would work too (better, depending on how you look at it)

and no thanks :P

[Joshua]

Oh god i'm no good with htaccess, i'd prolly stick it in the wrong spot >,<

[Arek]

Just delete the rest! :p >.> (dont)

[Joshua]

Yeeeeh no :P

 

I may give it a try later, gonna sit here and have my coffee and see if anyone joins my connect 4 game :P

[CrazyT]

lmao - MySQL errors willl only show if mysql_error() is there.

[Joshua]

Shows what you know.

I have no mysql_errors() and though I havent been able to cause any to show since i updated a few things, they were.

Mysql errors tend to show when .....kids...Like you try sql injections.

I want it to send a blank page or no error at all.

Don't want you guys knowing my tables after i Re-name them. Going to secure and re-name for extra security.

[CrazyT]

Shows what you know.

I have no mysql_errors() and though I havent been able to cause any to show since i updated a few things, they were.

Mysql errors tend to show when .....kids...Like you try sql injections.

I want it to send a blank page or no error at all.

Don't want you guys knowing my tables after i Re-name them. Going to secure and re-name for extra security.

lmao - You wont see mysql_error() because it is in the database class file that is how you use $db->query('some query'); -.-

Go to folder class -> db_class_mysql.php or something like that and you will see that in there. -.-

[Joshua]

yep, and that's been changed to something else.

[snailian]

You could use an empty "or die()" at the end of your mysql statements if you don't want to return an error.

For example: mysql_query($sql) or die();

Or if you'd like, you can display a message in the die() function when mysql calls don't go right.

For example: mysql_query($sql) or die("Error, Your IP has been logged. This event will be reviewed by an administrator.");

[Joshua]

I went through the class/class.db file and configured it there, was a bit more indepth ><

[ishmell]

In php put the fallowing code on the page you want no errors to display. You can change the value to 1 if you want them to display.

 

ini_set('display_errors', 0); 

 

You can also create a php page and put that code in it then include that page to your pages or even put it in your header.php if its for your game.

[Joshua]

I used MTG's function for class_db_mysql.php

It doesnt show errors to anyone other than ID 1.

<3