You should set the error reporting in php.ini or by using directives in .htaccess
Eg.
Code:
php_value display_errors 1
thanks that is the solution.
but what about this info from the manual: display_errors "1" PHP_INI_ALL
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« Reply #3 on: Mar 16, 2007, 08:35:59 am »
The problem is that your error was a parse error. That means that php has not yet interpreted anything (including the ini_set command) so it wont display the error. So until the state that it starts interpreting the directives in your code has no meaning at all.
The problem is that your error was a parse error. That means that php has not yet interpreted anything (including the ini_set command) so it wont display the error. So until the state that it starts interpreting the directives in your code has no meaning at all.
Ok, I understand (it looks like that I need to add more personal settings to every .htaccess file for this reseller hosting)
thanks
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