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RVirtue wrote:
With debug mode on (with or without the added line in common.php) it outputs only the following PHP "notice-level" error: Notice [PHP]: Undefined offset: 2 in file F:\VIRtech\XOOPS\include\common.php line 253.
Is it possible that XOOPS is halting on PHP notice-level errors even though PHP itself has been configured to ignore them? Obviously, I'm "reaching" for this one.
BTW, I appreciate very much your taking the time to respond. I'll work with you as long as you think it's worth it, but don't "bust a gut" over one baffled tester.
Yes, I had a same question, too
Notice [PHP]: Undefined offset: 2 in file ...XOOPSincludecommon.php line 253.
OS versions:
Windows 2000 Server with IIS
MySQL version 4.0.16
PHP version 4.3.7
Xoops version: 2.0.7 to 2.0.7.1
so I searched some others posts, and now it's ok.
add to /include/common.php
$xoopsRequestUri = ($xoopsRequestUri)?$xoopsRequestUri:xoops_getenv('REQUEST_URI');
$xoopsRequestUri = ($xoopsRequestUri)?$xoopsRequestUri:(($rq = xoops_getenv('SCRIPT_NAME')) ? $rq:getenv('REQUEST_URI'));
after:
$xoopsRequestUri = $_SERVER[ 'REQUEST_URI' ]; // Deprecated (use the corrected $_SERVER variable now)
/**#@-*/
that's all. what do you think about this?
Sorry for my english.
Regards,
