By Concordia on Jun 22, 2005Hey, this is my error handler (well, the standard one). It's multi-purpose, easy to understand, and to change from occurance to occurance only requires changes in three or so variables.
<?php
$err_h = array ('status' => 'DEVELOPMENT', 'email' => 'CaptSushekECF@aol.com', 'log' => 'error_log.html'); // Set status to either "DEVELOPMENT" or "LIVE", any other variables will not work properly; set email to the email address errors will be logged to during LIVE mode; set log to the location errors will be logged.
if (isset($err_h['status']) && isset($err_h['email']) && isset($err_h['log'])) {
if ($err_h['status'] == 'LIVE') {
$reporting = 0;
$err = array (1 => $err_h['email'], 3 => $err_h['log']);
} elseif ($err_h['status'] == 'DEVELOPMENT') {
$reporting = 2047;
$err = array (3 => $err_h['log']);
} else {
if (!headers_sent()) {
echo '<html><head><title>Error in configuration file.</title></head><body><p>There is an error within the configuaration file, this script has been halted.</p></body></html>';
exit();
} else {
'<p>There is an error within the configuration file, this script has been halted.</p></div></body></html>';
exit();
}
}
} else {
if (!headers_sent()) {
echo '<html><head><title>Error in configuration file.</title></head><body><p>There is an error within the configuaration file, this script has been halted.</p></body></html>';
exit();
} else {
'<p>There is an error within the configuration file, this script has been halted.</p></div></body></html>';
exit();
}
}
error_reporting ($reporting);
function the_error_handler ($e_number, $e_message, $e_file, $e_line) {
global $err_h;
global $err;
global $reporting;
$message = '<p style="background-color: red;"><b>' . date('l, F d, Y (g:i A)') . "</b>: An error has occured in the script <b>$e_file</b> on line <b>$e_line</b>. The server states the problem is <b>$e_message</b>, <b>$e_number</b>. {$GLOBALS['err_h']['status']}";
$message2 = '<p style="background-color: red;">There has been an error, rest assured it has been logged and will be taken care of shortly.</p>';
if ($GLOBALS['reporting'] >= 1) {
echo $message;
}
echo $message2;
foreach ($GLOBALS['err'] as $key => $value) {
error_log ($key, $value, $message);
}
}
set_error_handler('the_error_handler');
?>
Most certainly. To use it how it is, just take the third line:
$err_h = array (\'status\' => \'DEVELOPMENT\', \'email\' => \'CaptSushekECF@aol.com\', \'log\' => \'error_log.html\'); // Set status to either \"DEVELOPMENT\" or \"LIVE\", any other variables will not work properly; set email to the email address errors will be logged to during LIVE mode; set log to the location errors will be logged.
$err_h is an array that sets up how it works.
