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  • Plugin Author vasyl_m

    (@vasyl_m)

    Hi leejosepho,
    If you familiar with PHP Error Handling, there is a way to register custom error handling function. This function is used to track any Error, Warning or Notice that PHP triggers during execution.
    If you do not have any error shown, it means that your system is clean.
    It all also depends on your PHP settings. If you check PHP ini files it has error_reporting level. This parameter defines what type of errors PHP will trigger.

    Anyway WP Error Fix is dealing with all types of errors (including Strict Standards or deprecated calls). We reject any kind of USER Errors or User Notices. Technically this is not a PHP error but logically implemented notification by Software developer.

    Also error will be rejected if it is triggered by Plugin or Theme which we are not able to find out in WordPress repository.

    I hope this is helpful.
    Regards,
    Vasyl

    Thread Starter leejosepho

    (@leejosepho)

    any Error, Warning or Notice that PHP triggers during execution.
    If you do not have any error shown, it means that your system is clean.

    That is part of why I ask since I know wp_debug shows several.

    Plugin Author vasyl_m

    (@vasyl_m)

    I’m not sure how wp_debug work. But I have a strong believe that is does not take in consideration suppress error symbol “@”. That is why it might show some errors that are omitted by WP Error Fix.

    Plugin Author vasyl_m

    (@vasyl_m)

    Oh, I was a little bit in rush when I replied for your last question. The WordPress debugging options WP_DEBUG, dynamically changing the reporting_level. PHP is getting more sensitive to errors. That is why you see STRICT & DEPRECATED Standard notices.

    Appreciate your interest in WP Error Fix.
    Vasyl

    Thread Starter leejosepho

    (@leejosepho)

    The 1.4 update definitely made a difference for me as long as I have define('WP_DEBUG', true); in wp-config, and I have also added the suggested require_once ( '~~~/wp-content/plugins/wp-error-fix/bootstrap.php' ) ; line to suppress the public display of errors. However, the plugin still does not report any errors for me unless wp_debug is turned on. Also, and although the Impact Counter’s pie graph is displaying as it should, the Error Counter graph is not showing any of the errors being displayed in the Error List.

    Great progress!

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