How to Remove Warning Messages in PHP

  1. Use error_reporting
  2. Use the @Sign
  3. How error_reporting Works
  4. Related Resources

At times while seeing a warning message to the browser, you may want to turn it off. In this snippet, we have chosen two efficient ways that will help you to deal with that problem.

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Use error_reporting

The first efficient way is to apply error_reporting.

So, to skip the warning messages, just run the code below:

error_reporting(E_ERROR | E_PARSE);

Use the @Sign

Here is another simple method of removing warning messages with PHP. All you need to do is to put @ in front of the function you intend to run.

Here is an example:

@theFunctionHere();

How error_reporting Works

In PHP, the error_reporting function allows setting the type of error reporting that the programmer intends to apply. It is necessary to simply pass in the kinds of errors to the error_reporting function. The E_PARSE constant informs PHP that the compilation time needs to be reported and shown on the page. The E_ERROR constant informs PHP that the details of the errors need to be reported and illustrated.