Check out your php.ini file. See the section on error handling.
change:
display_erros = Off
log_errors = On
-Sean
Lynna Landstreet wrote:
>Hi there,
>
>This may be a really basic question to those who have more programming
>experience than I do, but I was wondering if there's any good way to trap
>PostgreSQL error messages so that they're logged to a file, but a site user
>doesn't see them and gets a more user-friendly error message instead.
>
>I have a few standard things in there like "or die" with a custom error
>message in brackets after pg_query statements, but what that seems to
>generate is the regular messy PostgreSQL error messages *plus* whatever I
>put in for the die message, rather than my message being displayed *instead*
>of the ones the server generates. Is there a way of changing this so that I
>can provide a friendlier error message and keep the more detailed ones
>logged somewhere for my own viewing?
>
>Searching the web, I did find this:
>http://developer.postgresql.org/docs/postgres/plpgsql-control-structures.htm
>l#PLPGSQL-ERROR-TRAPPING
>But found it a bit confusing, probably because I'm not all that certain what
>PL/pgSQL is, or if/how you could apply this in practice on a PHP-based site.
>Could the exception statements they're using there be used to generate
>custom error messages? Would the original PostgreSQL error message with all
>detail still be recorded somewhere?
>
>Is there a more detailed (and/or comprehensible to a not-so-experienced
>programmer) explanation of this somewhere?
>
>
>Lynna
>
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