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Frequently Asked Questions » PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor
How can I suppress warning/error messages?
In PHP, there is a very useful character which is used to prevent the output of errors or warnings: "@". By putting an @ sign before your command, you are preventing the output of any errors for this command. Here's an example: <?php @include('file.php'); ?> Now, if file.php doesn't exist, no error message will be displayed.