Whenever I have an error in my php code, MAMP just returns a 500 error. Is there anyway I can get MAMP to tell me what went wrong like parsing errors and stuff?
On a Mac, it's /Applications/MAMP/logs. Once you're there, look for the file called php-error: PHP error log in MAMP. Open the file and look for any lines that indicate problems.
Your log files are located in “C:\MAMP\logs”. You can access the various logs through the MAMP PRO interface.
Just as you reported, you must have display_errors
set to on
. This can be done either by changing the conf file or by using .htaccess like so:
<IfModule mod_php5.c> php_flag display_errors on </IfModule>
Additionally, you can do this with ini_set()
like so:
ini_set('display_errors', 1);
One last thing, you can also check /Applications/MAMP/logs
which has three different error log files.
Try opening terminal and run this command:
tail -f /Applications/MAMP/logs/php_error.log
When you want to stop "following" (the -f
switch) the log file, just type control+C.
php_error.log
file.I find this easiest to access by using spotlight and typing in "error.log".
( it won't find it if you type "php_error.log", you must type "error.log" )
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