php-wordpressHow to hide PHP warnings in WordPress?
To hide PHP warnings in WordPress, you can use the error_reporting function. This function allows you to specify which types of errors should be reported. For example, to hide all warnings, you can use the following code:
error_reporting(E_ALL & ~E_WARNING);
This code will set the error reporting level to all errors except warnings.
Parts of the code:
error_reporting: This is the function used to set the error reporting level.E_ALL: This is a constant that represents all errors.~E_WARNING: This is a constant that represents warnings.&: This is the bitwise AND operator, which is used to combine the two constants.
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