I'm just wondering in what file is this function rooted? I modified the message_die function from phpBB2 to include a 'PORTAL_ERROR' case that wouldn't kill the output of the rest of the page, but rather generate a nice looking error in place of intended content, thus keeping the original layout of the rest of the page. I wish to do the same with the trigger_error function of phpBB3, but am having an amazing amount of trouble actually finding this function in the code.
Any help appriciated, Thanks in advance.
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Cap'n Refsmmat
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Re: trigger_error
It's a PHP builtin function that raises a PHP error.
The actual error handler is msg_handler, in functions.php, around line 3200. It's set as PHP's error handler in common.php by using the PHP function set_error_handler().
The actual error handler is msg_handler, in functions.php, around line 3200. It's set as PHP's error handler in common.php by using the PHP function set_error_handler().