Comments on: Throwing Custom Errors? http://www.phpit.net/blog/throwing-custom-errors/ PHPit has dozens of PHP articles, codesnippets and FAQ's. Fri, 16 May 2008 06:25:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 by: reZo http://www.phpit.net/blog/throwing-custom-errors/#comment-1279 Thu, 20 Apr 2006 11:24:10 +0000 http://www.phpit.net/blog/throwing-custom-errors/#comment-1279 Although I don't think you have intended your blog post to teach people basic OOP PHP, it certianly thought me the basics. I was studying your code for some time, rewritting it to make it do different things. That's a great blog post. I also like it how you use return false / true in that way, it's great. I do however, do one thing. I make functions which handle my errors at the moment. For example, I have a list of error shortcut refference names in database, and call them by there shortcut reference name, and display the full error message that way. By doing it via the database, I can easily update the error using a PHP form any time I want, as you already know. I do like your method though, since it thought me basic OOP PHP. Thank you for your blog post, reZo. Although I don’t think you have intended your blog post to teach people basic OOP PHP, it certianly thought me the basics. I was studying your code for some time, rewritting it to make it do different things.

That’s a great blog post. I also like it how you use return false / true in that way, it’s great.

I do however, do one thing. I make functions which handle my errors at the moment. For example, I have a list of error shortcut refference names in database, and call them by there shortcut reference name, and display the full error message that way. By doing it via the database, I can easily update the error using a PHP form any time I want, as you already know.

I do like your method though, since it thought me basic OOP PHP.

Thank you for your blog post, reZo.

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