06-25-2009, 11:42 AM
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La Vida es Sueño
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It's because you're missing " Exception $e" in your catch statement. The $e variable will then contain the Exception object, and so you'll be able to get the messages from it, and error codes, etcetera.
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if($this-> parent){ try { array_splice($parent-> content->, $this); } catch (Exception $e) { }}
Incidentally, could you please prettify your pasted code in future. There's a better chance somebody will respond when they open a thread with nicely formatted and coloured code.
Help: Prettifying Pasted Code on TalkPHP
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