PHP errors NOT being displayed in the browser Ubuntu 10 10

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I m new to PHP and the whole LAMP stack but I ve managed to get it up and running on my Ubuntu 10 10 system  Everything seems to be working with the exception of error reposting in the browser which I just can t seem to get working  and which I can t work without     I ve read a number of article and other threads which indicate that the following values should be applied in the file  etc php5 apache2 php ini    display errors   On display startup errors   On   I ve restarted apache2 and even restarted my computer but for the life of me I just can t get it working  I ve even tried using phpinfo   function which reports that these settings are as I ve set them so I know it s picking up the correct configuration file but nothing   Any help would be welcome

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Use the phpinfo    function to see the table of settings on your browser and look for the      Configuration File  php ini  Path   and edit that file  Your computer can have multiple php ini files  you want to edit the right one   Also check display errors   On  html errors   On and error reporting   E ALL inside that file  Restart Apache

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I had the same problem - solved it by setting display errors   On in both php ini files     etc php5 apache2 php ini  etc php5 cli php ini   Then restarting Apache   sudo  etc init d apache2 restart   Hope this helps

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it s should overlap  so it turned off  Try to open in your text editor and find display errors and turn it on  It works for me

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To make it work you should change the following variables in your php ini     display errors   Default Value  On   Development Value  On   Production Value  Off    display startup errors   Default Value  On   Development Value  On   Production Value  Off    error reporting   Default Value  E ALL  amp   E NOTICE   Development Value  E ALL   E STRICT    Production Value  E ALL  amp   E DEPRECATED    html errors    Default Value  On    Development Value  On    Production value  Off    log errors   Default Value  On    Development Value  On    Production Value  On   Search for them as they are already defined and put your desired value  Then restart your apache2 server and everything will work fine  Good luck

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First you need to find the path to the php ini file You will find the file in the specified path  etc php 7 0 apache2   If you are changing the values in the CLI folder or the CGI folder it will not work  Make the following changes   display errors   On   Restart you apache server    etc init d apache2 restart

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Follow the below steps   1   Open your php ini file via sublime through path       etc php 7 2 apache2 php ini  2   find display errors in that file  3   Un-comment these lines of code       display errors       Default Value  On       Development Value  On       Production Value  Off        display startup errors       Default Value  Off       Development Value  On       Production Value  Off        error reporting       Default Value  E ALL  amp   E NOTICE  amp   E STRICT  amp   E DEPRECATED       Development Value  E ALL       Production Value  E ALL  amp   E DEPRECATED  amp   E STRICT        html errors       Default Value  On       Development Value  On       Production value  On  4   Save the file and then type the following command in the terminal      sudo service apache2 restart   your errors are now showing in the browser

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Try adding log errors   Off and check the error reporting setting whether it s set high enough

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Don t just enable the first occurrence of display errors in the php ini file  Make sure you scroll down to the  real  setting and change it from Off to On   The thing is that if you settle with changing  i e  uncomment   add   On  by the very first occurrence of display errors your changes will be overwritten somewhere on line 480 where it s set to Off again

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If you have Local Values overriding master values  you won t change its values in php ini take a look for those variables in a  htaccess or in the virtual-host config file                php admin value display errors On         php admin value error reporting E ALL  lt  VirtualHost gt    If you edit vhost  restart apache      sudo service apache2 restart   htaccess edits don t need apache to restart

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I was just stuck on the same issue  when I ve realized that I was using the open short tag form    lt   echo  nothing will be print if no open short tag option is enabled     gt    You have to go to your  etc apache2 php ini file and set the short open tag   Off to On  then sudo service apache2 restart   Cheers

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After you edit  etc php5 apache2 php ini be sure to restart apache   You can do so by running   sudo service apache2 restart

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Look at error reporting directive in php ini

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