Here are a few things you can try to stop browser error logs and 500 errors from displaying:
- In your php.ini file, set display_errors to Off and log_errors to On. This will stop errors from being displayed but still log them server-side.
- Make sure you don't have ini_set('display_errors', 1) anywhere in your code, as this will override php.ini.
- Set error_reporting to a stricter level like E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE. This suppresses lower-priority errors.
- - For production sites, enable production mode in config/app.php - this disables debug and verbose error output.
- In your .htaccess file, you can add php_flag display_errors off to override php.ini.
- If the errors are from exceptions, surround problem code in try/catch blocks and handle the exceptions gracefully.
- The 500 error triggering the browser display is likely from unhandled exceptions. Check exception logs to pinpoint the cause.
- Make sure you don't have dump() or dd() calls outputting variables - these will display errors.
Focus on handling exceptions properly and configuring serverside logging without displaying. This will provide a cleaner front-end experience. The browser console should not show errors in production.
