Good this is brought up again.
Op maandag 21 augustus 2006 18:24, schreef Greg Knaddison - GVS:
Have you tested this? �I believe the functionality you desire (site alerts the user to the error but generally continues to work) is already available. �There may be some specific cases where that is not the case but I know that haven't found any yet.
I once made an issue for this, because AFAIK a fatal error will still break a lot of Drupal sites. I am not sure if this can be fixed by changing some of the PHP ini configuration. In any case, here is the issue: http://drupal.org/node/40505
B�r
Fatal errors cause the whole PHP script to exit, so there is no way to address in a nice way. I think I read somewhere that trapping fatal errors will be available in PHP 6, but until then, the nicest solution I can think of is sending the code to drupal_eval via javascript, detect if drupal_eval died and if so, prevent form submission (or at least warn the user). -Tadej