Smarty

[maka]

Is it possibel to use the @ operator?
I mean, I don't wanto put |default:"value" for every template var in my template. And I don't wanto ignore notice, i just want to ignore the inexistent of a template variable.

[messju]

smarty ignores E_NOTICE by default. only with $smarty->debugging=true notices about unknown template variables are emitted. set error_reporting(E_ALL^E_NOTICE) before you call display() if you don't wan't this with enabled debugging.

HTH
messju

[maka]

debugging is false. I'm getting Notice errors cause I'm using myErrorHandler. When I turn off it, works fine.

The problem is that error_reporting(E_ALL^E_NOTICE); is not working if I set a mine errorHandler.

I make a simple test like this:
error_reporting(E_ALL^E_NOTICE);
echo test;

and a notice is raised. is that normal? do I have to create my own error_reporting function to control my errorHandler?

perhaps a php bug, cause I made the follow test

error_reporting(0);
echo test;

and works fine.

[messju]

you'll have to filter E_NOTICE yourself by $errno in your custom error-handler.

greetings
messju

[maka]

very thanks!

Now my errorHandler works with php's error_reporting and display_errors functions!!!