I'm a real newbie for php and my english is poor.

I have 3 systems for the test, One of them has the php 4.3.7, and other all have the php 4.3.9.
I have met this problem on the system with php 4.3.7 (I'd tried to upgrade 1.2-1.3, and uninstall the 1.2 version, then enter a fresh install), and other all OK.
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So I put forward such suggestion to Shine.

Regards,

I have the same navigation problem in one of my production sites - it's a hosted environment, so I don't have much control over it. Redhat Linux, Apache 1.3.27, PHP 4.3.0.

I've done file/folder comparisons using WinMerge on the hosted site and another of my sites, and I find no differences (other than host specific). No amount of updating, upgrading the module and regenerating templates has changed anything - the spotlight shows when you first load the page, but selecting another tab breaks the spotlight and any further tab navigation.

A search of news_top.php for PHP functions and comparing those to the changelog for PHP results in the following functions that had fixes in 4.3.9: array_slice, array_merge, isset, and sprintf.

Love the module, and for now, I'll use the classic view until I can get the host to upgrade PHP.

Steve

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On one of my test servers (Windows 2K, Apache 2.0.44. PHP 4.3.1), the navigation is working fine... I load PHP as a module instead of CGI. I guess I'm still unsure why it doesn't work.

Hello,

If I can, I will try to install (and to find) a so older version of Php to test the module but in all the cases, I will not be relaxed to be hosted on such servers.

Bye,
Hervé

I've just tried with versions 4.3.0, 4.3.1, 4.3.7, and 4.3.8, using both the CGI configuration and the SAPI configuration on Apache 2.0.44 (win32) - it worked in all cases. I can't get it to break on my lab servers, but I can't get it to work on my hosted server.
argh!

Hello,

I have made some research, actually, the News module requires a 4.2 version of Php while XOOPS requires a version 4.1 of Php. I will soon release some changes to the News module to be compatible with Php 4.1

Bye,
Hervé