There are many options in the configuration settings of PHP for configuring errors and their behavior (when to show up). PHP errors are enabled in order to let the developer understand the cause of a problem how to get it fixed. However, it is highly recommended to turn PHP errors off on production websites in order to avoid leakage of important information. In case something is not working as it should or as expected, you should contact your developer and let them know of the issue.

It is highly recommended to disable displaying of errors on production — or live — websites. You can disable display_errors from your site’s php.ini, from the PHP code itself or from the .htaccess as follows:

php.ini
display_errors = ‘off’
log_errors = ‘on’

.htaccess
php_flag display_errors off
php_flag log_errors on

Turn off error reporting using PHP code in your PHP website

This is testing the Automatic WordPress to Twitter plugin. It makes social networking so much easier!

All I need to do is

1. Write a new post on my website
2. Errr… thats it

WordPress will then automatically publish to Twitter.

Nice….

Well!

It had to happen eventually. After making so many websites for others I finally sat down and made mine!

I hope you like it

Eventually I will be posting WordPress tutorials and infrequent updates.

Stay Tuned