Sometimes I'm getting error "PHP Warning: ........: Failed to open stream:...." coming from a specific site that I'm pulling info from through an API. I have other means of handling this error and I don't want my OC error log filling up with this problem.
Is it possible to suppress this error ONLY when it is because of this one website API issue? How?
Or at least specifically which file should I look to edit?
Thanks.
Have you tried "@" to suppress the warnings? Or you might want to better handle the errors/warnings.Joe1234 wrote: ↑Fri Dec 27, 2024 3:20 amSometimes I'm getting error "PHP Warning: ........: Failed to open stream:...." coming from a specific site that I'm pulling info from through an API. I have other means of handling this error and I don't want my OC error log filling up with this problem.
Is it possible to suppress this error ONLY when it is because of this one website API issue? How?
Or at least specifically which file should I look to edit?
Thanks.
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I would add a custom error handling.
To start read that: https://www.php.net/manual/en/language.exceptions.php
But it would be for me for more interest why you get this message, "Failed to open stream .." sounds for me that the service/website you are calling has a problem.
Have you tried also other methods to get that content - maybe as fallback?
To start read that: https://www.php.net/manual/en/language.exceptions.php
But it would be for me for more interest why you get this message, "Failed to open stream .." sounds for me that the service/website you are calling has a problem.
Have you tried also other methods to get that content - maybe as fallback?
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@softmonke, that worked perfectly, "@" is a nifty little trick, thanks.
@osworx, the error happens because I'm working on something with a developer account that has a query limit, and that happens when I hit the limit. I have already implemented a fallback api which is why I don't need to be notified of the error. The error happens regardless because it's an http response...from what I understand.
Thanks.
@osworx, the error happens because I'm working on something with a developer account that has a query limit, and that happens when I hit the limit. I have already implemented a fallback api which is why I don't need to be notified of the error. The error happens regardless because it's an http response...from what I understand.
Thanks.
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I'm here for a reason, if your response is contact a/the developer, just don't reply.
But to get away from any "error notice", you could check the response (does no matter which kind of request is is) and catch that.
Because I assume that you will need that data ..
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