Re: How to add a module?

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> > I have to ask tho.... is there any way to get an error message 
> generated,
> > rather than the page just silently dying? If the template class error 
> had
> > been shown, I'd have been able to get some productive work done today. 
> (Or if
> > I was less careless, I know...)
> >
>
> I'd like that too.  There may be some commented out, but I've had some
> problems with errors in the template class not being very forgiving.
> Yours should have simply shown the applicable fancybox.tpl.  Seems a bug
> to me.

You mean to spit errors to the browser right. I usually don't care about 
those, what I do is activate the error_reporting() of php and read the logs 
with "tail -f"

To globally turn on error_reporting(E_ALL) for all pages, take a look at 
config.php (about line 82); although right now it slips off my mind what 
else you needed to do... I know you have to send all errors to the logs 
using your php.ini but you might have to do other things via .htaccess 
files...

In general though, it would be nice if you can also redirect the messages to 
the browser if you need to -- for as long as it's not turned on by default 
:-D


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