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Adjusting What Errors Do

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Jan 06.2006

I’m launching a new site and until things get smoothed out, it would be nice to know everytime an error is thrown.

Is there a way that I could get the system to email me anytime an error or warning comes up? And instead of it giving something ugly to the user, It could just say some message I choose like ‘There has been a problem, and we’re aware of it. Please check back in 30 minutes’ — or something like that?

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@balloonbuffoonJan 07.2006 — Check out this function:

[URL=http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.set-error-handler.php]set_error_handler()[/URL]

It will call a custom function instead of spitting out the normal error. In your own function you can email yourself and echo a friendly error warning.

--Steve
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