I'm running ubuntu 10.04 nginx php-fpm 5.4
If I set display_errors = On in php.ini all errors will be printed. If instead I set it to off and then use ini_set('display_errors, '1'); directly in the script they also show up, but not the parsing errors, just a blank page. I also tried using error_reporting and E_STRICT but I can't find a way!
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A few years after this question was answered, here I am, but I have found a solution to this problem. For the script I'm writing, I create a second script that contains the ini_set() directive followed by the includes of the script I
realam working on. This is test_run.php
If you disable
display_errorsinphp.iniand then enable it in a PHP script usingini_set(), it will only execute Enabled after the linecontaining theini_set() call.Parse Error Occurs before the PHP script is started - while parsing the PHP file (hence the term "parse error") .
This means they occur before your
ini_set()even has a chance to be executed - which means, in your case, thatdisplay_errorsare not enabled when parsing Error; therefore, you won't display anything.