John Manko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've tried checking if $_POST and $_GET vars are set with just
>
> if($_POST['yuck'])
>
> When 'yuck' is not present my code always explodes with
> *"Notice*: Undefined index: yuck" on the page output.
You can use the @ error suppressor.
if (@$_POST['yuck']))
> I never see any mention in the codes examples referencing a php
> function that instructs the preprocessor not to output
> such messages, but I've seen this used a lot of places.
> I'm forced to use isset() with everything. Now, if there is
> a switch to set in php.ini, this will do my no good since I
> only have access to it on my dev box. Am I missing out
> on something here, or do people just accept such messages (doubt it).
if you dont want to use the @ other alternatives are:
1. .htaccess is turned on, you can issue a php_value to set the error
reporting.
2. use ini_set().
HTH,
Curt
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