I get asked this so many times, I though I would save myself a bit of time, and publish a simple guide to setting up an iPhone for a POP3 or IMAP email account. Although the title says for cPanel, this guide is fine for just about any POP3 or IMAP account where you know the server and account details.
The screenshots were taken from my iPhone 4 runnng iOS 4.3.x. So, lets start.
Tap the Settings icon on your iPhone’s home screen. This will bring you to this screen (below).
The PHP page is really not that useful, and only talks about using the PHP Contstants E_ALL, E_NOTICE, E_STRICT etc
This information is not obvious on the PHP site, so I’m just putting it here as an aid to my brain cells. This is for PHP 5.2.x
E_RECOVERABLE_ERROR = 4096
E_USER_NOTICE = 1024
E_USER_WARNING = 512
E_USER_ERROR = 256
E_COMPILE_WARNING = 128
E_COMPILE_ERROR = 64
E_CORE_WARNING = 32
E_CORE_ERROR = 16
E_NOTICE = 8
E_PARSE = 4
E_WARNING = 2
E_ERROR = 1
E_ALL = 6143 = 1011111111111
Therefore E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE = 6143 – 8 = 6135
And to kill warnings as well:
E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE & ~E_WARNING = 6143 – 8- 2 = 6133
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