bib_errors

bib_errors can be used to intercept runtime errors of PHP scripts. It registers a PHP error handler function that outputs the details about the errors to a given log file. The errors can be displayed as part of the current script output or sent to a given email address to let the site administration or developer react promptly.

Tags Internet Web Site Management Software Development Bug Tracking Libraries php classes Utilities
Licenses BSD Original
Operating Systems OS Independent
Implementation PHP

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  •  04 Jul 2006 08:17
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  •  25 May 2006 11:42
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Changes: This release adds the "var_no_log" configuration parameter to list the variables that will not be logged.

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  •  15 May 2006 17:11
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Changes: BULK_EMAIL also contains the number of errors in the email, and the parameter "bulk_errors" has been renamed "digest_errors".

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  •  12 May 2006 11:34
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Changes: This release adds a BULK_EMAIL configuration setting, which allows the Webmaster to receive one email for all errors in a page instead of one email per error.

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  •  24 Apr 2006 17:53
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Changes: From now on, the class will check if the error_reporting() is set to report that kind of error. The _WEBMASTEREMAIL variable and the third parameter from the function for the log function have been deleted. $f_error_log is not required anymore, and the default values have been changed to read the site configuration. Those changes will allow you to just include the class in the project without having to change anything in the file.

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