Richard Heyes' Blog: Displaying Errors (based on hostname)

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Richard Heyes' Blog: Displaying Errors (based on hostname)

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Affiliate Blogs is Offline Revenue Source Veteran Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 8,040 Jack of All Trades CyberSpace	Richard Heyes' Blog: Displaying Errors (based on hostname) - 3 Days Ago In a response to this post on the PHP 10.0 Blog, Richard Heyes offers a method for what Stas was wanting: OK, then what we do if something weird happens in production and we want to see the errors, but we don't want others to see them? [...] Maybe PHP could have some setting like display_errors=local which would enable display_errors for requests originating from developer machine but would disable it when outsider accesses it? Richard's solution checks the HTTP_HOST value of the current request and, based on whether it's marked as "live" or "dev", uses a ini_set to change the display_errors setting to true/false. Richard Heyes' Blog: Displaying Errors (based on hostname) - Read More...

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