If you search the mailing list archives, there are plenty of instances
where I've talked about this before...
Usually, it's caused when a type-cast arg is required by a function,
and the incorrect type of arg is supplied...
EG
public function addComment(Comment $comment)
Where addComment is expecting a Comment object, but for some reason or
another it gets supplied something else (most commonly NULL or FALSE,
because a previous call to retrieve or create the Comment object
returned NULL/FALSE).
If you use sfErrorHandlerPlugin, it can catch most of these errors for
you
On 24 Oct 2009, at 02:35, larry wrote:
>
>
> My site seems to be dying on this line:
>
> <?php include_component('category', 'categoryOld') ?>
>
>
> I look in the error log and I find no fatal error, only errors and
> warnings, none fatal. What could suppress a fatal error so it doesn't
> show up in the error log?
>
> >
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