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PHP Errors are used to identify all types of PHP errors such as:
Hard errors that cause stops in page execution.
Warnings that interrupt the end user experience.
Notices that could lead to larger problems.
This type of event is useful in QA processes to identify problems that may have slipped through the cracks during production.
Description:
Used to generate severe or moderate events on selected PHP errors, when they occur, and identify real-time failures for given users.
To select a PHP Error Level, scroll through the selection and use CTRL for multiple selections. The trigger types lists are the same; therefore severe event selection takes priority over moderate event selection.
Additional Rules: Event reporting for PHP errors can be changed by setting error reporting to 0 or using the silence operator @.
There are three options for activating Additional Rules:
Always Report Errors - Ignore the error-reporting setting and the silence operator and report all PHP errors.
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.
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.
