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<em>@Menalto 59833 wrote:</em><blockquote>This is usefull to have on to debug or develop a site, but on a live site set it to off. On some php versions it may allow cross site scripting attacks if you have it enabled and have a script with errors.
You can turn this on,off, maximum etc if you go to global configurations and under the server tab you find the settings for it.
Error Reporting
You can also change this with a php.ini file if needed.</blockquote>
Thanks Menalto:
So what you are saying is this:
It should be normal to see this Code Red (i.e., On) during the installation and while I am dealing with debugging.
But, once I am satisfied with the site (no more errors), I should turn it off =>Otherwise, the visitor would also see the errors in the Front End?
Is the back end, affected by this being turned Off. In other words, if it is OFF, can I still see the errors in the Back End if there is any error? Or, more?
Cornelio