How to Log Errors in PHP | PHP Error Reporting and Debugging for Beginners | Log Website Errors

[@africtv5842]

I learnt php from you also learn oop php from an for about 2 years now have keep learning things from you... keep it up bro. i will click the join button soon. By God grace and also be a sponsor

[@kgaugelomashitoa9657]

Dani my man!! I don't know if you realized, but the way you talk by using your hands makes your tutorials more fun and interactive. I never get bored!! I wish my college professors used this method of teaching. Your Thumbnails as well... so catchy!!

[@Dani_Krossing]

Thanks! ☺

[@ferlandomkiva1047]

true

[@ricamiguel9279]

Learning so much from you! 😄 Watching from Philippines!

[@stephenokoduwa]

Just to note: Whenever logging into a file, it is important to have your errors in JSON format for later when you need the data structured or used in an interface

[@DamienPeden]

That's such a smart idea! Thanks for the tip

[@joaolira3217]

How do you do that?

[@stephenokoduwa]

Use "json encode" built in function to encode your object or associative array which will then be in a json string format, then send it to a text file using "file_set_contents" function.@@joaolira3217

[@保羅狄拉克]

Ohhhh Dani Dani, you are truly amazing

[@peterochekpo6601]

You are just so good Dani. Kindly extend the signup system to a comment system please

[@NedumEze]

Nicely done. Thanks Buddy

[@rigoltee]

Awesome content would be great to do a video on the useful PHP extensions in apps such as visual studio code and sublime etc. Maybe even WordPress.

[@mikeh7704]

Great tutorial, thank you! Newbie question: if I have a main PHP script that calls (e.g. require_once) a few other PHP scripts, should this error reporting code be used in each PHP script, or is it sufficient to use it only on the main script?

[@samwise3117]

Just write it once and require it in your other scripts.

[@techyjc]

Great video!

[@vimleshdcafe]

thank you so much for making such an amazing video. ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@paulfowler2067]

Hi Dani, do we include this code in each page of a website? BTW, thank you for your awesome tutorials!

[@GerritforBazeja]

I have the same question. thanks in advance

[@sbhankord8591]

I don't know too , but you can make different file for errors and require_once to each page you want , if the code not work for every pages. I hope make sense. ❤

[@RydeParkLightShow]

Very helpful, thank you :-)

[@PechSoftware]

Hi Dani, nice tuts! can we do something like this for fatal errors? thanks

[@chopbar4951]

ive got a multiple file upload and i want to echo or add a class to the image that will be uploaded if it is too large how can i pin point the element that has a large image uploaded thank you

[@rajeshluthra9643]

very good

[@ArsNoble]

will this work for PDO mysqli error for eg . database is duplicate, table exist already .....etc all types of uncaught exception

[@malikhafidsidiq4605]

How to add ad costume text that I want into a with blank page. So not just showing a white page only, Sir?

[@안토니오-Anthonio]

Hey Dani sir! could you make an updated JS tutorial also🙏

[@simsolchannel]

I would like Episode, thank you so much....

[@mmelimahlobo7656]

Hie Danni would you kindly do for us a PDO and Composer course please

[@it9hektar]

Thank u 👍

[@mmelimahlobo7656]

Hie Danni may we have more projects in OOP please Thank you😊

[@lighty262]

I know many peeps who can catch my life errors without try catch, but that's ok, I can handle that

[@iosifpuha6114]

I got everything you said and it's greatly explained but, what if the error was not an "undelcared variable error", but a fatal error like that one where you tried to divide by 0? Can that error also be handled by our custom error handler? If yes, how? I tried and it just goes on display and nothing is logged in the file

[@sjn_]

You can handle fatal error in a separate function and register it using register_shutdown_function("your fatal error handler function"); You can get the fatal error message with error_get_last() which returns an array containing the error number, message, file and line.

[@dev.antunes]

Thanks IT Mr. Beast

[@EthanMada1mando4]

you just have subscriber

[@rigoltee]

I would add that you can't output large text data through error_log as it will crash

[@mahdavi1456]

Hi dani i have try your code. but error messages dont store on my file.

[@normbograham]

nice.

[@elenacarbonell2528]

I'm sorry, I've followed the tutorial to the letter, but it still does not write the errors in the error_log.txt file. I wonder if I'm missing anything? I'm also using XAMPP while learning PHP.

[@Eveer.r]

But what if user opens yourdomain/error_log.txt

[@deitunegold4593]

Hello master, can you do something on Laravel Framework?😢. It’s well much required nowadays

[@jaycamanianbayron6523]

Cool🔥

[@sergeisurin2963]

👍🙏

[@kabhikachambala3392]

I need to download by php

[@Stoney_Eagle]

Does this mean I should feel good about getting errors now that they are pretty 😂

[@sbhankord8591]

😂😂 but at the end of project i can see the error message lines is more then my codes lines 🤣🤣

[@Eveer.r]

😂😂😂😂😂​@@sbhankord8591