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Please see below: I am copying the information from the book, but for some reason I keep getting errors for the following 2 lines. Any suggestions? ** Error on this line** - function my_error_handler($e_number, $e_message, $e_file, –$e_line, $e_vars){ $message = "An error occurred in script '$e_file' on line $e_line:\n$e_message\n"; $message .= "<pre>" .print_r(debug_backtrace(), 1) . "</pre>\n"; if (!LIVE){ echo 'div class="alert alert-danger">' .nl2br($message) . '/div'; }else{ error_log($message, 1, CONTACT_EMAIL, ** Error on this line** – 'From:admin@example.com'); if ($e_number !=E_NOTICE){ echo '<div class="alert alert-danger">A system error occurred. We apologize for the inconvenience.</div>'; } }//End of $live IF-ELSE. return true; }//End of my_error_handler() definition.
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Again, another simple question but this one is regarding the example in the book as follows: function someEventHandler(e) { // use e. } The text says "Often the argument is abbreviated as just e or evt, short for event." Are "e" and "evt" reserved keywords? Or is the text just saying that "e" and "evt" are used commonly as the argument? Any argument could have been used such as "x" and "y", correct?