How would I go about checking if and include or a require has an error in it. For example, and include would try to be included, if that page has an error the page isn’t included and a message is throw?
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How would I go about checking if and include or a require has an error in it. For example, and include would try to be included, if that page has an error the page isn’t included and a message is throw?
Cheers.
You can’t catch a parse error in PHP in the same language environment (for obvious reasons).
One approach might be to run
php -l your_included_file.phpusing exec and then check the exit code. The-l(lint) argument checks that your code can be parsed correctly.