How to hide php errors

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Hello,

How can I hide php errors like this below for example when I'm accesing my website(I've just changed index file extensions for this example purpose but I had such a errors before):

Is it possible that instead of this the browser will be display some HTTP error like error 400 (Bad request) for example or somethomg like that, because in this case everybody see my directory structure ect.

Regards

 

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Have you access to the php.ini file?

If so, change the display_errors to off:-

eg.

display_errors = Off

NB

 

Hello,

It was already off so unfortunately it's not working do you know why is like this?


Basically I have IP tool on my website that is showing visitors IP but I saw today that sometimes there is a slightly delay when the page is loading because of the website that provide the IP data, it's also displaying country flag ect. and I received php error about timing out (60 sec.) during loading the page so I would like to prevent from displaying this error or find some solution in situation when their website is slow what cause that my website is not loading.

Your suggestion was great and I though that it will solve the problem but unfortunately not

 

You can also use a @ infront of a line of code.

@$fo = fopen("file.txt,"r");

or is it,

$fo = @fopen("file.txt,"r");

 

perhaps your script does other things, although you should be able to retrieve that information from cpanel, or perhaps use Google Analytics? for further stats.

I assume there is no other issues with the site?