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Posted by Marcus Bointon on 10/24/05 15:32
On 24 Oct 2005, at 11:49, Pedro wrote:
> try switching error_reporting(E_ALL)
> Switch off buffering and caching in the testing.production stage
Already doing those. I can't cache anyway because I know that every
request will generate unique output.
> use {debug} tags withing a template
Nice idea, but that comes too late in the sequence of things. I've
managed to ascertain that the no results problem IS down to bad
templates, but it still doesn't explain why I'm not seeing any
errors, even in my logs. If I use a simple template like 'hello', it
works, but if I have a larger template that has some unknown
corruption, I get no errors, it just never returns from the function.
I've tried out different forms of corruption: {$blah} where $blah is
undefined doesn't give any errors, but does still work. {blah} where
blah is an unknown tag causes an immediate exit of the whole script,
but still no error messages. Because of the context I guess it's hard
for an error message to 'escape', but a fatal error is not a friendly
way to handle it - is there an exception throwing patch for Smarty?
Or is that due in 3.0? Now that php_check_syntax is now obsolete, is
there any way to deal with bad templates elegantly?
Marcus
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