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    If you're differentiating between local and production environments, you should simply enable or disable errors globally (in your php.ini) and not in code that can also be production code. If you need to debug a production website in its production environment and only want you to be able to view the errors, use $_SERVER['REMOTE_HOST'] to check whether the client is, well, you. Commented Jun 23, 2014 at 11:50