gt;> function blub() {
>> $logger = Logger::getRootLogger();
>> $logger->doSomething();
>> }
>>
>> function blub2() {
>> $logger = Logger::getRootLogger();
>> $logger->doSomething();
>> }
>>
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>> Christian
>>
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gger->doSomething();
> }
>
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> It is a good solution to do in each function $logger =
> Logger::getRootLogger(); ?
thats ok. Logger::getRootLogger will always return the same logger
instance. So you can do something like that:
Logger:configure(...);
function blub() {
$logger = Logger::getRootLogger();
$logger->doSomethi
ain/php/Logger.php?view=markup
>
> you'll see that multiple configuration files are not supported yet. It
> would make sense to create such a feature, but at the moment its not
> there. You can only have one file. Is it possible for you to merge
> these two files?
>
> Cheer
> I think the problem is this line in the functions but i m not sure:
> for mail :
> Logger::configure($_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"]."/log4php/appender_mail.properties");
>
> for file :
> Logger::configure($_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"]."/log4php/appender_file.properties");
Actually you are right. If you l
t;> log4php.appender.email.to = '*...@***'
>> log4php.appender.email.subject = "Log4php test"
>
> I cannot access the docs at the moment, but if you could try - that
> might already solve your problem
> If not, please send over the complete message.
>
Hi
can you try to put these into quotes?
> log4php.appender.email.from = '*...@***'
> log4php.appender.email.to = '*...@***'
> log4php.appender.email.subject = "Log4php test"
I cannot access the docs at the moment, but if you could try - that
might already solve your problem
If not, please send o
t;email");
$loggerMail->setFrom($from);
$loggerMail->setTo($to);
$loggerMail->setSubject($subject);
$logger->error($userMessage);
}
I have the message setFrom is use in a non-object
It's the sames thing if i put usersErrors($userMessage); after mailErrors i
have the message for se
