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xslt_openlog

Name

xslt_openlog — Directs Sablotron errors to a log file.

Synopsis

boolean xslt_openlog(xslt_handle, filename, log_level); resource xslt_handle: Handle to a Sablotron parser string filename: Filename of the log file to use int log_level: Desired logging level

Returns

TRUE on success, FALSE on failure.

Description

Use this function to direct any Sablotron-generated error messages for the given parser handle to the log file named by filename . As of Sablotron version 0.44, the log_level parameter is not used. If the log file does not exist, it will be created; however, as always you must ensure that PHP has permission to write to the directory in which you decide to place the log file.

Example

Example 1141. Opening a log file for a Sablotron parser

<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL);

/* Intentionally introduce an extra space into file name. */
$xml_file = 'slash dot.xml';
$xsl_file = 'slashdot.xsl';

$xslt = xslt_create();
if (!xslt_openlog($xslt, '/tmp/sablot.log')) {
    echo "Failed to set up log file.\n";
}
if (!xslt_run($xslt, $xsl_file, $xml_file)) {
    echo "xslt_run() failed\n";
} else {
    echo xslt_fetch_result($xslt);
}
xslt_closelog($xslt);
xslt_free($xslt);
?>

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