I’d like to use set_error_handler() to handle all PHP errors in one place, but I’m afraid that this is something I can’t use with cheap webspace hosters. Or must I not worry much about that?
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I’d like to use set_error_handler() to handle all PHP errors in one place, but I’m afraid that this is something I can’t use with cheap webspace hosters. Or must I not worry much about that?
set_error_handleris just a normal function of PHP — so it should work on any hosting service.I really don’t see any reason that would justify for a hosting service to disable that function — and I’ve never seen it disabled.