When developing a PHP project, whether it’s a simple website or a much larger web application, it’s always a good idea to take into account errors in your PHP code.
In this tutorial, we will explore how to use the latest update of Zend Studio for debugging PHP scripts. But first, we will get an overview of the product, its various editions, the system requirements for running it, and other installation considerations.
After checking different blogs and tutorials, the bakery, API and IRC channel, it was obvious that some kind of documentation for the validation methods available in the Model was necessary.
This tutorial will show you how to redirect a user to your error page when the code causes and error, or a url is missing. Then the code grabs the error number, error causing code, and mails all of the info directly to your inbox!
Every website will encounter errors from time to time. Most sites will not have any error handling in place and the visitor will most likely receive a cryptic programming error. This can turn visitors away as they don't know what is happening. The way around this is to provide some error handling in your scripts. By testing for errors at crucial stages (e.g accessing a database) you can provide a friendly error message for the user. This tutorial will show you how the error handling functions for the LATEdownload v2 script have been written and how you can use them in your own site.
A snippet of PHP code which will send you an e-mail every time a document is requested that is no longer there, ie when a 404 error comes up. Comes with instructions and an explanation of how the code works.
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