Here is the page I’m working on:
http://www.oil-testimonials.com/newVersion/login.php
Unless I’ve fixed the issue on my own, you should see a completely white page. Is there something I can do to turn on error reporting for php pages?
Thanks!
Here is the page I’m working on:
http://www.oil-testimonials.com/newVersion/login.php
Unless I’ve fixed the issue on my own, you should see a completely white page. Is there something I can do to turn on error reporting for php pages?
Thanks!
Try ini_set(‘error_reporting’,E_ALL);
As Rvan mentioned, or a more direct way (for only affecting the file you are working in), you could use
error_reporting(E_ALL);
Note: This would go at the top of the file you are working on.
If on the off-chance there are still no errors showing then try the following:
ini_set( 'error_reporting',E_ALL );
ini_set( 'display_errors', TRUE );
John_Betong, I tried your code suggestion and still no error page. I am running this website, for testing purposes, inside a directory off the root. Would that make a difference?
Thanks!
Try copying and pasting this code at the very top of the test file:
if( 1 ) // 0 == FALSE, 1 == TRUE,
{
# Defines
defined('jj' ) ? NULL : define( 'jj', '<br />' );
defined('D_DATE') ? NULL : define('D_DATE', date('d-m-Y', time()));
defined('D_TIME') ? NULL : define('D_TIME', date('H:i:s', time()));
defined('d_long') ? NULL : define('d_long', 'l jS \\of F Y h:i:s');
defined('D_LONG') ? NULL : define('D_LONG', date( d_long, time()));
# Dates
echo jj .ini_get('date.timezone');
echo jj .D_DATE;
echo jj .D_TIME;
echo jj, D_LONG;
echo jj;
# File
echo jj, __FILE__;
echo jj, 'Last modified: ' , date( d_long, filemtime(__FILE__) );
echo jj, 'filesize(): ' , filesize( __FILE__ ) . 'bytes';
echo jj;
# Test errors
$x = array();
$x[]= ini_set( 'error_reporting',-1 ); # -1 is most agressive
$x[]= ini_set( 'display_errors', 1 ); # 1 == TRUE
echo jj .__LINE__ . ' : ' .$x[0];
echo jj .__LINE__ . ' : ' .$x[0];
echo jj .__LINE__ . ' : ' .$x[2];
die;
}
Still all I get is a blank white page. I wonder if this has anything to do with the fact that I use mod rewrite? Any other ideas?
Thanks!
How do I see errors when a php page has problems?
Here is the page I’m working on:
http://www.oil-testimonials.com/newVersion/login.php
Unless I’ve fixed the issue on my own, you should see a completely white page. Is there something I can do to turn on error reporting for php pages?
Thanks!
I checked the original link and it shows fine although there are a few minor HTML errors:
Sorry, I should have updated this thread, but instead of working inside a folder off the root, I decided to put the test project in a whole new domain. Here is the current page I’m working on that does not produce any error messages, even though I have copied and pasted in the various suggestions:
http://www.e-downline.net/essential-oils.php?tID=7047
Thanks!
That page has a 500 error
How did you find that out? Why don’t I get any text when errors are thrown? I used to, but now they don’t show any more. Is it a setting in php.ini or something?
Thanks!
I just clicked on your link - if you are still using mod rewrite what happens if you disable it?
I deleted everything in the .htaccess file and then saved. Then I attempted to reload the page. I still get nothing but a blank white page.
Could be. Take a look this article:
Bless you tom8! I now have error reporting back on.
I’m glad I could help out. You did question about that setting and I just provided the link.