[Fwd: Re: [UPHPU] Re: Yet more wordpress]

[Jonathan Duncan]

On 24 Apr 2007, at 11:38, Velda Christensen wrote:

> Sorry for the double post, Jon(athon). This reply to all thing gets  
> me every time.
>
> -------- Original Message --------
>
> Jonathan Duncan wrote:
> > Seems like there must be an error or two.  Make sure you are telling
> > your php.ini file to show all errors.  Debugging without seeing the
> > errors is useless.  Problems like this have driven me crazy before I
> > figured out that I should tell the server so start showing me the  
> errors.
>
> Thanks Jonathan.  I've checked out the server's main php.ini and it  
> has
> all errors but notices on.
>
> However, we had upgraded to the php 5.2.1 in order to support the  
> use of
> custom php.ini files for our customers again (actually specifically to
> fix another problem WP was having with the default php.ini), as that
> feature had been left off -- kindof a basic need on shared hosting if
> you ask me.  And even with this latetst version the local php.ini
> support is a bit odd. It doesn't cascade, for example (so a php.ini in
> /home/someuser/public_html doesn't apply to
> /home/someuser/public_html/admin ) .  So. .we'll go edit all of bodo's
> php.ini's to be sure the error reporting is on and well.
>
> In fact it looks like Jay beat me to the punch.  We'll see what this
> turns up (hopefully something).
>

You probably already know this but in the php.ini file you need to set

display_errors = On (or 1 or Yes or True)

And

error_reporting = something other than off.

You can do both in your actual .php file also.

Jonathan