SpecialK
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A bit of an odd request here, but it's for a reason.
We are including the XF bootstrapping inside a Wordpress plugin so that we can get access to the user object for SSO. The problem is that several of the Wordpress plugins generate notices/warnings due to poor coding, and these end up in the XF error log thousands of times. I would rather these warnings go to the server's error log and have the XF error logging only show me issues relevant to XF.
So the question is - What is the best way to disable the XF error reporting from within my plugin? This will only affect our Wordpress installation.
Our bootstrapping code looks like this:
We are including the XF bootstrapping inside a Wordpress plugin so that we can get access to the user object for SSO. The problem is that several of the Wordpress plugins generate notices/warnings due to poor coding, and these end up in the XF error log thousands of times. I would rather these warnings go to the server's error log and have the XF error logging only show me issues relevant to XF.
So the question is - What is the best way to disable the XF error reporting from within my plugin? This will only affect our Wordpress installation.
Our bootstrapping code looks like this:
PHP:
$fileDir = '/home/site/public/forum';
$startTime = microtime(true);
require($fileDir . '/library/XenForo/Autoloader.php');
XenForo_Autoloader::getInstance()->setupAutoloader($fileDir . '/library');
XenForo_Application::initialize($fileDir . '/library', $fileDir);
XenForo_Application::set('page_start_time', $startTime);
XenForo_Session::startPublicSession();