I know what you can do if you use php: prefix the function in
question with @, that will turn errors off. Example:
@mysql_connect(....
instead of
mysql_connect(....
Christian Eichert schrieb am Freitag, 24. August 2001, 12:47:55:
> Hi
> How can I turn off the error displaying ...
> sometimes when the script could not connect to the DB or in fact I do not
> want to show these Errors at all
> OK for things like MYSQL_CONNECT or MYSQL_SELECT_DB I use OR DIE ....
> but what can I use for query's inside of other select's ...
> I can't put OR DIE there it's to complicated
> I like to turn off the error handling completly...
> or is there an other elegant method?
> mfg
> Christian Eichert
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