Hello, I just fired up a new Plesk server yesterday. I'm doing some php scripting and I'm pretty much a beginner. I have errors constantly, but always work through it. Well, on the new server, I've noticed that I'm not gettin getting any errors at all, even when I intentionally cause problems. I'm guessing there is a setting to turn this on. What would this be? Is this something I set in Plesk? Brandon
1.check whether safe mode is on and of course whether you have got php on in setup.. 2. put the following code at the top of the page.. error_reporting(2047); ini_set("display_errors",1); then it will you the errors.
It turns out that error reporting is disabled by default by Plesk. Changing that has been a problem, because I'm not sure if EV1 ever sent me the root user/pass. Oh well, that's a different problem altogether. This looks like a great solution. I'll just put this in my navigation header that I include on every page and see if that fixes it. Thanks! Brandon
Hmm. It didn't seam to make a difference. It looks like I'll need to dig deeper to get error reporting to work. Brandon
Hi I came to this forum after searching for the same problem you are having. I have been so frustrated by this with no help what so ever from my hosting provider. I swear they dont know what im talking about cos i get completely unrelated responses when i email them...its been driving me up the wall To top it off i have just found the solution by experimentation in about five minutes...why oh why they could not have told me this i do not know. Its this simple. In the plesk control panel for your domain you have a few sets of icons for different tasks. Click the setup icon under Hosting; Under Services the second to last option is Custom Error Documents and you probably find the check box is ticked. Untick it and click ok at the foot of the page. Job done