[netbakers]

hi all,

i am working on a opensource php module. i got a message

"Notice: Undefined variable: "

is there any need to make change in php.ini ? or any other solution....?

[NeverMind]

you can ignore notices but it's not a good practice ..
try to solve the problem..

anyway, you can suppress notices from php.ini in error_reporting

[End User]

Originally Posted by netbakers

hi all,

i am working on a opensource php module. i got a message

"Notice: Undefined variable: "

All this means is that you didn't explicitly declare the variable before you started using it. Technically this is a no-no, although I'm guilty of it too at times.

Proper one tenet of good coding is that you always declare variables, even if they're used in a trivial way.

I agree with Nevermind- you should fix this problem rather than ignore it. All in all, it's a bad idea to supress error messages, because they don't appear for no reason.