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Great! Thanks for sharing your solution.

Wasn't sure if that would prevent logging of error messages. You can set your own error handling function. Go to php.net and look up the set_error_handler command. This lets you set the function that handles all errors.

Will this be a production site? The PHP documentation suggests that display_errors should not be used in production sites. Why not log all errors to a file? Won't that tell YOU about the errors that are occurring, without telling the user? And, if you did use error_reporting(0), isn't it still possible to log your errors in a file?

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What about putting error_reporting(0); in your code, and then writing errors to a log?

For an informative read, the php website has announced dates for the "end of life" for PHP version 4. Among the highlights: After December 31 this year, there will be no more releases of PHP 4.4. Security fixes will be released on a "case by case" basis until August 8, 2008. PHP 5 is now 3 years old, and PHP 6 is on its way. Not sure what this means to anyone specifically, but if you are a PHP writer, it's something to think about.

bell

Interesting...when I updated from within Thunderbird, it told me that the new version was 2.0.0.5rc1. Anyone else see this "release candidate" notation in their update?

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