The default setting of PHP is to display the Notice warning prompt, which will cause the page to not be displayed normally. Did you use the variables you defined directly? However, when programming PHP, it is not as strict as C. This feature is often used when programming.
When deploying the PHP program you have worked so hard to write on the server, I believe many people have seen this prompt:
PHP Notice: Undefined variable PHP Notice: Undefined index
Take a look and see if you have any defined variables that you can use directly. However, when programming PHP, it is not as strict as C. This feature is often used when programming. The default setting of PHP is to display these prompts, which will cause the page to not be displayed properly.
//error_reporting(E_ALL); error_reporting(E_ALL || ~E_NOTICE); //显示除去 E_NOTICE 之外的所有错误信息
The first one represents all errors,
The second one represents showing all errors without warnings,
We just need to add // in front of the second line and remove // in front of the first line.
Attachment: Detailed explanation of each error report
How to use:
error_reporting(0);//禁用错误报告 error_reporting(E_ALL ^ E_NOTICE);//显示除去 E_NOTICE 之外的所有错误信息 error_reporting(E_ALL^E_WARNING^E_NOTICE);//显示除去E_WARNING E_NOTICE 之外的所有错误信息 error_reporting(E_ERROR | E_WARNING | E_PARSE);//显示运行时错误,与error_reporting(E_ALL ^ E_NOTICE);效果相同。 error_reporting(E_ALL);//显示所有错误