Turnig off Display Error

Speak to the author or report the bug to him.

To stop PHP errors being displayed, assuming you want to just want to ignore them you’ll need to put @ infront of the problem commands/functions/calls….

Example php with function errors surpressed…

<?php $myvar = @some_function(); ?>

The @ simply surpresses any errors generated by some_function();

It’s not an advisable thing to do, ideally you should get those errors fixed not surpressed.

The author is not responding.

I was hoping there was a switch I could turn off.

I have no idea where the function command is.

Is there a plugin that might help

Oh, I see what you’re talking about. Well, I got it to work for one command, but couldn’t figure where to put the @ for the other

if (!empty($tags)) {
foreach ($tags as $tag) {
$feed = fetch_rss(“https://www.youtube.com/rss/tag/”.$tag.”.rss”);
$items = @ array_slice($feed->items, 0, $maxitems);
foreach ($items as $item) {
$item[‘link’] = str_replace(“https://youtube.com/?v=”, “”, $item[‘link’]);
if ($videos =”) {
$videofeed = $videofeed.$item[‘link’].”@”.$item[‘title’];
$videos = $videos.$videofeed;
}
else {
$videofeed = $videofeed.”\n”.$item[‘link’].”@”.$item[‘title’];
$videos = $videos.$videofeed;
}

the error line begins at “foreach”

Where do I put the @ i that function?

Thanks