<p><b>PHP Error</b></p>
<p>Generate a severe or moderate event on a selected PHP error level, when it occurs.<br>
To select a PHP Error Level, scroll through the selection and use CTRL for multiple selection.<br>
The trigger types lists are the same therefore, severe event selection takes priority over moderate event selection.</p>
<p>Additional Rule:<br>
Event reporting for PHP errors can be changed by setting the error reporting to 0 or using the silence operator @.<br>
There are three options for activating the additional rule: 
<ul type="square"><li>Always Report Errors - Ignore the error-reporting setting and the silence operator and report all PHP errors.</li>
<li>Report errors that match the error-reporting criteria - Ignore all PHP errors that were silenced using either the error-reporting setting or the silence operator.</li>
<li>Report any errors that were not silenced with the @ operator - Ignore the error-reporting setting and only ignore errors that were silenced with the silence operator.</li></ul></p>