Getting result from URL

[Mr. Jinx]

I have a small script that opens an URL. The result of this URL can be "-1" or "-2" and should be checked.
This is working fine, but if for some reason the URL can't be opened, the complete error+URL will be visible.
Is there a way to prevent this? The user should never see this URL 'cause it contains a password.

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$sitelink = "http://www.site.com?login=admin;password=123456";
$check = @file($sitelink);

if( $check[0] == "-1")
{
  ..code..
}
elseif($check[0] == "-2")
{
  ..code..
}


Thanks!!

[Mr. Jinx]

Anyone?
This only happens when I use this in SMF.
Outside SMF (separate script) it doesn't show the warning.
Is there a way to disable the notice/warning?

[whiterabbit]

First you can try changing the error_reporting in index.php to E_ALL^E_NOTICE,
but if it is warning you can go to Subs.php and comment out these lines
in function error_handler

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// !!! Debugging!
echo '<br />
<b>', $errno % 255 == E_ERROR ? 'Error' : ($errno % 255 == E_WARNING ? 'Warning' : 'Notice'), '</b>: ', $errstr, ' in <b>', $errfile, '</b> on line <b>', $errline, '</b>';


I think that should do 

[Mr. Jinx]

I tried changing error reporting to "E_ALL^E_NOTICE" (and "0") but it still shows the error.
In fact, it's a WARNING.

I couldn't find the error_handler function in subs.php

ps: I'm using this function in "Register.php"

[Chris Cromer]

You couldn't find it in Subs.php because it's in Errors.php.

[Mr. Jinx]

Great! thanks alot, it's working

[whiterabbit]

I tried changing error reporting to "E_ALL^E_NOTICE" (and "0") but it still shows the error.
In fact, it's a WARNING.

I couldn't find the error_handler function in subs.php

ps: I'm using this function in "Register.php"

Oopsie!  my bad!! openned so many files at a time 

I'm glad that help.