PHP Error logger

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Jaybuzsays

This is really nice, well done.

Posted 1 year ago

ronn0says

Yeah, that’s nice. I’ll use it in my new applications :-)

Posted 1 year ago

dtbakersays

Nice work :)

Posted 1 year ago

projLabsays

Useful script ! well done

Posted 1 year ago

mabucsays

really nice script.

Posted 1 year ago

Sitebasesays

Author

Thanks, all

Posted 1 year ago

xxxfantasays

Looking good, might be interested :)

Posted 1 year ago

ScriptPalsays

Purchased

cant get this to work, my servers error reporting / logging still takes over

Posted 1 year ago

Sitebasesays

Author

Can you send me the code you used en some more information about what goes wrong. You can send it to wim(at)sitebase.be.

Posted 1 year ago

ScriptPalsays

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sent you an emai about this.

Posted 1 year ago

alexievicisays

Purchased

Same as steviez, PHP error logging takes over and displays errors all over the place.

Posted 10 months ago

alexievicisays

Purchased

Nevermind fixed it, maybe you should test your scripts more, it doesn’t use $logdir even if it’s set in the Handler class call .

Posted 10 months ago
Author

Sitebase Sitebasereplied

Fixed the problem, now you can define the destination directory.

Posted 10 months ago

GeekFlosays

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How do we do to display errors as in the screenshot? With me it gives it … http://flexbb.kelio.org/sc/erreur.php

I use: $handler = new Logger(LOGGER_NOTICE, METHOD _PRINT); set_error_handler(array($handler, “Handle”));

Thanks in advance. Sorry for my english.

Posted 10 months ago
Author

Sitebase Sitebasereplied

For this you need to do logging to the log server. All information how to use it is in the help.html file.

Posted 10 months ago

jcisthebest2000says

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When i try to do logging via the log server i get a blank white screen on the example which is normal but nothing shows up on the logging server. Where is says select a date it’s empty. Any ideas?

Posted 1 month ago
Author

Sitebase Sitebasereplied

Try to create a folder cache in the logserver directory and give it read and write permission.

Posted 1 month ago

jcisthebest2000says

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Tried that with no luck. Could it be because i do not have the JSON extension installed ? If so is there any way around this without having to install json?

Posted 1 month ago
Author

Sitebase Sitebasereplied

Try to run this code on your server:

<?php if(function_exists("json_decode")){
    echo "json installed";
}else{
    echo "json not installed";
}

?>

This will show you if json is installed or not.

Posted 1 month ago

jcisthebest2000says

Purchased

Ok tried that and it’s showing as the function being installed so can’t be json that’s the issue. Any other ideas?

Posted 1 month ago
Author

Sitebase Sitebasereplied

Try to create a folder “cache” in the logserver and make it read and writable.

Posted 24 days ago

fmblancosays

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Hello, I just sent you an email about the following error that I’m getting at my index.php:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting T_OLD_FUNCTION or T_FUNCTION or T_VAR or ‘}’ in /nfs/c04/h02/mnt/80197/domains/kidzpointzonline.com/html/webapp/logger.php on line 40

Posted 23 days ago
Author

Sitebase Sitebasereplied

You must have PHP5 to run this script. It seems like your server is still running PHP4 . Ask your hosting provider to enable PHP5 and the error should be fixed.

Posted 21 days ago

bimmiansays

hi there, will this log PARSE errors ?

Posted 6 days ago
Author

Sitebase Sitebasereplied

Yes

Posted 4 days ago

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File Types Included
PHP
Item Attributes
Created 2 September 09
PHP Version 5.x
MySQL Version N/A
Compatible Browsers FireFox 2, FireFox 3, IE6, IE7, IE8, Safari
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PHP Files Included PHP
PHP Framework N/A