The stack trace is part of your ErrorController. Php and views/scripts/error view scripts. Most people forget that they have created it once and can do with it whatever they please Also note that you usually use environments in ZF.
With APPLICATION_ENV you can use them to show or hide events depending on your environment.
The stack trace is part of your ErrorController. Php and /views/scripts/error view scripts. Most people forget that they have created it once and can do with it whatever they please.
Also note that you usually use environments in ZF. With APPLICATION_ENV you can use them to show or hide events depending on your environment.
You can write your own exception handler function which will do whatever you wish: php.net/manual/en/function.set-exception....
You can rewrite error. Phtml which, by default, is at application\views\scripts\error\error. Phtml to show whatever messages you want.
Look at application/controllors/ErrorController. Php to see how uncaught exceptions are handled.
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