I'll be pulling my repo for upcoming project(s) because I agree (until the merge). I'd rather see my errors in the logs.
I did not implement the rest of the changes for modifying the objects and methods otherwise. From the user's perspective, silently failing code is my preference-- I validate on the front end, so data entry issues for the user should be caught there. If issues are not caught and there are problems, I can check the logs. At this point something has gone fairly wrong and I'd rather not clue the user or hacker in on it.
http://jackwillk.blogspot.com/2010/07/using-owasp-php-esapi-part-2.html
I'll be pulling my repo for upcoming project(s) because I agree (until the merge). I'd rather see my errors in the logs.
I did not implement the rest of the changes for modifying the objects and methods otherwise. From the user's perspective, silently failing code is my preference-- I validate on the front end, so data entry issues for the user should be caught there. If issues are not caught and there are problems, I can check the logs. At this point something has gone fairly wrong and I'd rather not clue the user or hacker in on it.