Does trigger_error interrupt script?

php

Solution

No, `trigger_error()` does not stop execution unless you pass the second argument as `E_USER_ERROR`. By default it triggers a warning. You must have an error at some point after the call.

Trigger Warning:

trigger_error("CTest message"); // defaults to E_USER_NOTICE

Trigger Fatal Error:

trigger_error("Test message", E_USER_ERROR);

Problem

In runtime the log file contains the message I set to the argument of `trigger_error`. The page is blank after that ! Is it possible to continue code execution after `trigger_error` ?

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