I wonder if it is possible to supress errors in PHP like when redeclaring functions, so the execution wont break and the script would just use the first time declared function?
Thanks in advance!
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I wonder if it is possible to supress errors in PHP like when redeclaring functions, so the execution wont break and the script would just use the first time declared function?
Thanks in advance!
PHP has many options to supress errors, such as the
error_reporting()function anddisplay_errorsoption inphp.ini.Re-declaring functions is a fatal error in PHP, which you generally can not gracefully recover from.
You could preprocess the source code, removing duplicate function declarations.