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Turning off "strict errors..."

I've got a "strict error" being reported on a page that I'm working on and, from what I can tell, it's not an error as much as it's a warning and I want to get rid of it for the time being.

I've gone into my php.ini file and replaced:

error_reporting=E_ALL

with...

error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_DEPRECATED & ~E_STRICT

...and it didn't make any difference.

I've got screen shot attached that shows the error that I'm thinking for right now is not a priority. It's the one that reads: Strict standards: Declaration of securityCheck::processLogin() should be compatible with Authenticate::processLogin($username, $plainPassword) in C:\wamp\www\WebTemplate\classes\securityCheck.class.php on line 22

So, what am I missing? What have I yet to disable or am I looking at something beyond my php.ini file?
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Loganathan Natarajan

also make this settings in your php.ini

ini_set('display_errors', '0');

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Bruce Gust

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I learned the hard way just now that regardless of what you document in your php.ini file, if you've got error_reporting set to E_ALL in your file, you're going to have a hard time silencing things that you want to keep quiet.

I got it!

Thanks!

Dave Baldwin

You could just fix the errors and warnings instead of hiding them.

Bruce Gust

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Not looking to sweep anything under the carpet, Dave, but it's not my code and I'm trying to knock out the "dealbreakers" first and then I 'll go back and address what the system is addressing as "...it would be better if" stuff.

Turning off &quot;strict errors...&quot;

Turning off "strict errors..."