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Date: 05/13/05
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On Fri, May 13, 2005 6:49 pm, hima said:
> can any one plesae help me as I am a learner. I am
> working on a Mac OS x machine and I want to see the
> errors displayed to the browser. I had changed
> display_errors option On in
> the php.ini file but still cannot see them displayed.
Did you re-start Apache?
Apache reads php.ini when it starts up, and won't read it again unless you
re-start Apache.
If you can't figure out how to re-start Apache, you could just re-boot...
Kinda like using a cannon on ye olde fly, but it would work.
> Any pointers as how to display errors to browser while
> working on Mac machine, really appreciated.
Maybe your code is perfect? :-)
Also use "View Source" in the browser in case your error messages are
buried inside of HTML tags -- then they won't show up because the browser
is trying to use your error message as ATTRIBUTES on the HTML tag.
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