Maybe I am doing something wrong but the error handling is not affected at all in my WordPress application (v3.4.2). I followed the instructions in documentation and include it to header.php in theme. I also tried to initialize it directly when WordPress loads but with a same result.

I would like to have all the major errors in plugins and theme handled by your tool which is btw very cool. Thanks for your work on PHP Error anyways, very helpful on other projects too.

Wrong parameters for ErrorException([string $exception [, long $code, [ long $severity, [ string $filename, [ long $lineno [, Exception $previous = NULL]]]]]]) /********** set_error_handler( function( $code, $message, $file, $line, $context ) use ( $self, &$catchSurpressedErrors ) { if ($self->isOn()) { @ini_set('html_errors', false); if (error_reporting() !== 0 || $catchSurpressedErrors) { offending line ----> $ex = new ErrorException($message, $code, $code, $file, $line); if ($self->throwErrors) { throw $ex; } else { $self->reportException($ex); } } } else { return false; } }, $this->defaultErrorReportingOn ); /****** At this point I am not seeing the correct solution, ie code blind. Some help would be good. thanks

Even when setting error_reporing_on to E_ALL | E_STRICT, I still see the small default PHP notice rather than PHP-Error's full page dialog.

\php_error\reportErrors(array(
     'catch_supressed_errors' => true,
     'error_reporting_on' => E_ALL | E_STRICT,
));

Notice!

ErrorException [ Notice ]: Use of undefined constant asdf - assumed 'asdf'

Shouldn't E_ALL cover E_NOTICE and E_USER_NOTICE?

This may be a bug in the script or a bug in the documentation.

Please add support for fatal errors - this can be done via register_shutdown_function and error_get_last http://stackoverflow.com/questions/277224/how-do-i-catch-a-php-fatal-error

Otherwise - great library! Thanks!

Triggering fatal that is not handled by PHP-Error:

$a = array(); while(true) $a []= 'fatal';

With xdebug, I can define a format for links to the filename/line number of the call stack, for example:

xdebug.file_link_format="javascript:var d=document,r=d.createElement(\"script\");r.src=\"http://localhost:8091?message=%f:%l\";d.body.appendChild(r);void(null)"

Here, the generated links allow me to click to open the file in question directly in IntelliJ IDEA. Is it possible to preserve the link format, or maybe use the xdebug.file_link_format ini setting to format it that way by yourself?

Hello.

I am using the latest version of PHP_Error grabbed from Github today.

When running the example call_via_native.php it only returns this body:

Undefined variable: b 
           D:\HostingSpaces\cms\wv.dev02.tactcms.nl\wwwroot\CMS2MVC\public\errortest.php, 6 
        #0 D:\HostingSpaces\cms\wv.dev02.tactcms.nl\wwwroot\CMS2MVC\public\errortest.php(6): php_error\ErrorHandler->php_error\{closure}(8, 'Undefined varia...', 'D:\HostingSpace...', 6, Array)
        #1 [internal function]: {closure}()
        #2 D:\HostingSpaces\cms\wv.dev02.tactcms.nl\wwwroot\CMS2MVC\public\errortest.php(9): call_user_func(Object(Closure))
        #3 {main}

There is no HTML within the response.. Does something needs to be set? or is this normal behavior?

[02-Jul-2012 15:51:50 UTC] Redefining already defined constructor for class WP_Widget
           C:\wamp\www\wordpress\wp-includes\widgets.php, 93
        #0 C:\wamp\www\wordpress\wp-settings.php(144): php_error\{closure}(2048, 'Redefining alre...', 'C:\wamp\www\wor...', 93, Array)
        #1 C:\wamp\www\wordpress\wp-settings.php(144): require()
        #2 C:\wamp\www\wordpress\wp-config.php(96): require_once('C:\wamp\www\wor...')
        #3 C:\wamp\www\wordpress\wp-load.php(29): require_once('C:\wamp\www\wor...')
        #4 C:\wamp\www\wordpress\wp-admin\admin.php(30): require_once('C:\wamp\www\wor...')
        #5 C:\wamp\www\wordpress\wp-admin\index.php(10): require_once('C:\wamp\www\wor...')
        #6 {main}

Turning on php_error.wordpress = On fixes this issue...Not ideal, though

No offense to @JosephLenton, he is the man after all, but I think it's time that someone else steps in and collects all those lingering pull requests. I nominate @panrafal . What do you think?

In sending generated csv files to the user to save, I set headers and use readfile. I am ending up with the this "magic JS" prepended to my files. I have tired executing the code through withoutErrors with the same results.

Changing it to public makes everything work again

[02-Jul-2012 15:46:29 UTC] PHP Fatal error:  Call to private method php_error\ErrorHandler::identifyTypeHTML() from context '' in C:\wamp\php\php_error.php on line 2123

[02-Jul-2012 15:46:29 UTC] PHP Stack trace:

[02-Jul-2012 15:46:29 UTC] PHP   1. php_error\{closure}() C:\wamp\php\php_error.php:0

[02-Jul-2012 15:46:29 UTC] PHP   2. php_error\ErrorHandler->reportException() C:\wamp\php\php_error.php:2274

[02-Jul-2012 15:46:29 UTC] PHP   3. php_error\ErrorHandler->reportError() C:\wamp\php\php_error.php:2048

[02-Jul-2012 15:46:29 UTC] PHP   4. php_error\ErrorHandler->generateDumpHTML() C:\wamp\php\php_error.php:2100

[02-Jul-2012 15:46:29 UTC] PHP   5. php_error\{closure}() C:\wamp\php\php_error.php:2134

[02-Jul-2012 15:46:29 UTC] PHP   6. php_error\{closure}() C:\wamp\php\php_error.php:0

[02-Jul-2012 15:46:29 UTC] PHP   7. php_error\ErrorHandler->__onShutdown() C:\wamp\php\php_error.php:2378

[02-Jul-2012 15:46:29 UTC] PHP   8. php_error\ErrorHandler->reportError() C:\wamp\php\php_error.php:1201

[02-Jul-2012 15:46:29 UTC] PHP   9. php_error\ErrorHandler->generateDumpHTML() C:\wamp\php\php_error.php:2100

[02-Jul-2012 15:46:29 UTC] PHP  10. php_error\{closure}() C:\wamp\php\php_error.php:2134

Download php_error from github, added it in ini file and bam:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end in C:\wamp\php\php_error.php on line 3812

No clue what's going on here

modifying the file shoulbe disabled by default debug option true | false ln 113 if debug is true ? dump off the error log : show a normal html 500 error page

I was expecting some kind of backtrace like in your examples but I'm only getting the fatal error and where it is. For instance:

<?php

require_once('php_error.php');
\php_error\reportErrors();

class Test
{
    public function A()
    {
        return $this->B();
    }

    public function B()
    {
        return $this->C();
    }

    public function C()
    {
        return $this->D();
    }
}

$test = new Test();
$test->A();

I'm getting:

Call to undefined method Test::D()
39 cgi-bin/scripts/test.php
    }
    /**
     * undocumented function
     *
     * @return void
     */
    public function C()
    {
        return $this->D();
    }
}

While I'd like to see also the backtrace:

14 return $this->C();

9 return $this->B();

24 $test->A();

Am I missing anything?

Hi Joseph,

You've done some cool work with this module, however after hours of investigation I've found one very important Angular/JavaScript related issue.

I've found that something inside "magic JS, just ignore this!" script causes break of all AngularJS $http service callbacks (.then, .success etc. which are used in any AJAX call through this service). They're all silenced with either no success or any error. Roughly checking you may be manipulating XMLHttpRequest object in this script in some inappropriate way which may be the cause of this problem. Tested on latest Chrome & Firefox, I haven't checked other browsers.

best regards, Ireneusz Sawicki

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_FUNCTION, expecting ')' in /home/u466736518/public_html/core/init.php on line 25

guys help please.

init.php code

This uses the ob_get_level command to work out how many output buffers we need to close before we make our own output.

This enables using PHP-Error in applications such as magento.

This fixes #76