php.ini display_errors = Off but still showing errors

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I want to disable all php-warnings, errors, notices, etc. so ajax-requests don´t fail when there is an error in a script (in dev-mode).

In php.ini I´ve set display_errors = Off, and in phpinfo() display_errors shows as off (both local & global). But in my scripts I still get error-warnings. I already checked .htaccess but can´t figure out why error´s still get shown. Any help or hint?

I´m running PHP 5.6.1 using MAMP on a Mac 10.10 if that helps.

P.S: I don´t want to turn off error_reporting because I still want to get the errors in my log

Are you sure that the only reason that causes your AJAX request to be failed? — SaidbakR
– SaidbakR, Commented Feb 11, 2015 at 11:53
You need stop programming poor code's and begin write good codes. this errors will be disapear — user4536971
– user4536971, Commented Feb 11, 2015 at 11:55

inquam · Accepted Answer · 2015-02-11 11:53:18Z

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There could be a call to change that setting in one of the scripts you run. Most likley the case. Also check if a htaccess file alters any settings which could also be the case.

edited Feb 11, 2015 at 11:53

answered Feb 11, 2015 at 11:46

inquam

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Vincens von Bibra Over a year ago

I thought so as well and tried to find that setting. I searched for ini_set(*) in every file but did´t find anything. Or is there another function that changes this behavior? The weird thing is that phpinfo() shows the correct setting just does the wrong thing.

inquam Over a year ago

Try to search for error_reporting function calls to. Error reporting settings can be a bit of a jungle at times since they can be set and altered in the ini file, source code, htaccess files etc.

SaidbakR Over a year ago

What is the script or the application that you are using? @VincensvonBibra

Vincens von Bibra Over a year ago

Thanks! I found out on of the scripts I am using has an own error-handler, which printed error_get_last(); So I commented this out and now it works. Thanks mate!

inquam Over a year ago

Great, glad you found it. Can be a bit of a hassle in large systems.

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