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If your host offers a custom php.ini (many do) you can edit the file and set error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE & ~E_WARNING If they do not allow custom php.ini - you can check in your control panel for an error level setting, or perhaps just contact them directly and ask how they support t...

Did you place the lines in your .htaccess file as described earlier in this thread? None of those are errors that you should be worried about. Notices and Warnings are simply to point out places where programmers can make their code more efficient. They are not functionality errors and will not affe...

Hi there, Thanks for posting about the E_Notice and E_Warnings - we did introduce a new version of PHP to our selector yesterday, while that normally does not change any of the settings for existing installations of PHP, that doesn't mean the two are not inter-related. We're taking a look to see if ...