tl wrote:
php error reporting is controlled by php.ini file. XOOPS can not change that file. XOOPS merely changes the way the errors are reported when it is CALLED/RUN.

If your other site has no relationship with xoops, then XOOPS does not have anything to do with error reporting by the other site. You need to figure out why it is not reporting.

Mithrandir wrote:
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wwang wrote:
I went to XOOPS source, there are few place code XOOPS change php error reporting to XOOPS error reporting style. [...] Also I would just recommand you look php error reporting related functions.

XOOPS uses error_reporting(), which is described in the manual as:
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The error_reporting() function sets the error_reporting directive at runtime. PHP has many levels of errors, using this function sets that level for the duration (runtime) of your script

wwang wrote:
I will say test it before you argue your point. The easiest way is make simple site real quick, see if you still insists your point. Also php works very good, so does it's menu, also hopes XOOPS does too