Re: [Apc-aa-coders] Bug in site module - get-aa-menus declared twice

[Honza M. <hon...@ec...>]

I tried it on our install. I moved our site module up and it works in
both configurations.=20

I think the problem could be in diffrerent versions of PHP. It seems,
that new versions of PHP (>=3D4.3.0) do not allow redeclaration of
functions (it was also the problem with gc() in PHPLib already reported
in apc-aa-general).

   Honza


On P=E1, 2003-02-28 at 05:00, Mitra wrote:
> The admin interface won't go to manage a site now, this seems to be=20
> because get_aamenus is defined in both menu.php3 and=20
> modules/site/menu.php3
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> its a strange bug, it works on one of my installations, but not the=20
> other - they are both running the current CVS, only the data is=20
> different.
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> I think the main difference is that when you login to one you get a=20
> slice, whereas on the other you get a site (alphabetical order)
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> I'm not quite clear whether the name collision is deliberate, i.e.=20
> redefining a function - or accidental
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> Anyway, I think its a Jakub problem - and he's out this week I=20
> understand? I can work around it on my machine, but this stops work=20
> if anyone else has a "site" as their alphabetically first slice.
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> - Mitra
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