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Not quite, but you put me on the right path so full credit:<br />
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ini_set(&quot;display_errors&quot;,&quot;<wbr />On&quot;);
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Not quite, but you put me on the right path so full credit:

ini_set("display_errors","On");

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Hi, I'm developing on a system that the engineer has set so that fatal errors cause a white screen instead of showing the error code. &nbsp;To retrieve the error I have to FTP get the error.log file which, as I'm sure you understand, is a HUGE pain in the butt. &nbsp;I've tried setting error_level(E_ALL) on my pages to over ride this setting locally but it's not working. &nbsp;Does anyone know of a way to get around this on a page by page basis? &nbsp;The engineer won't budge on the settings for the server.<br />
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Thanks!<br />
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-mb
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Hi, I'm developing on a system that the engineer has set so that fatal errors cause a white screen instead of showing the error code.  To retrieve the error I have to FTP get the error.log file which, as I'm sure you understand, is a HUGE pain in the butt.  I've tried setting error_level(E_ALL) on my pages to over ride this setting locally but it's not working.  Does anyone know of a way to get around this on a page by page basis?  The engineer won't budge on the settings for the server.

Thanks!

-mb

Fatal errors not showing to screen

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