Reputation: 51
I had made a booboo in a script by writing <?php}?>
instead of <?php }?>
.
My local Xampp server did not complain and happily served the file, while my actual server served a blank page and generated an error log (as would be expected, as <?php should be following by a space or line break).
This made me wonder why my local PHP is simply ignoring it.
I have compared both servers.
My local server runs PHP 8.0.28 and remote server 8.0.30.
Both servers have error reporting level E_ALL.
PHP file header has error_reporting(E_ALL);
Local server php.ini error settings:
error_reporting=E_ALL
display_errors=On
display_startup_errors=On
log_errors=On
Yet, it still doesn't show an error (or notice, for that matter).
When testing with a simple undefined variable to test the error level, it throws a notice - so the error reporting works fine. Also tested by echo error_reporting();
, which echos 32767 (E_ALL).
Why is my local PHP not throwing an error?
Upvotes: 1
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