Those errors are due to some slightly sloppy coding on my part, but do not by themselves indicate a problem. FYI, turn register_globals back to Off if you have not already done so, assuming you don't need it for another application.
Are you able to login?
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Thanks for the quick response. I turned register_globals back to Off Yes in php.ini.
Yes, I am able to login but I got these following errors:
Warning: Undefined index: logout in D:\WebProjectsTesting\feta\index.php on line 45
Warning: Undefined index: deletesystem in D:\WebProjectsTesting\feta\index.php on line 130
Warning: Undefined index: deletepart in D:\WebProjectsTesting\feta\index.php on line 152
FYI, at the login page (before login), I still have 3 errors as following:
Warning: Undefined index: logout in D:\WebProjectsTesting\feta\index.php on line 45
Warning: Undefined index: login in D:\WebProjectsTesting\feta\index.php on line 50
Warning: Undefined variable: error in D:\WebProjectsTesting\feta\index.php on line 85
Thanks again for your support,
Frank
In the index.php, I got 3 errors:
I am able to login
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As these error aren't serious, you can set display_errors = Off in your php.ini and they won't show up. Of course, you may want this On for debugging of other applications, but it should always be Off in production.
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Well, it's either because you're not logged in or your PHP configuration is not set up to handle sessions properly. Should work on default PHP installs version 4.0 and up.
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I installed feta 1.1 using PHP 4.1.2 in Windows environment. However, I got the following errors at index.php file.
FYI, I have tried to set 'register_globals = on' in php.ini file but I have no luck.
-----Please see errors below--------
Warning: Undefined index: logout in D:\WebProjectsTesting\feta\index.php on line 45
Warning: Undefined index: login in D:\WebProjectsTesting\feta\index.php on line 50
Warning: Undefined variable: error in D:\WebProjectsTesting\feta\index.php on line 85
Thank you for any feedbacks,
Frank
Yes, I changed the setup for output_buffering.
The default is Off, so I switched it to On. It seems to work at this time.
Thanks again for your help!
Those errors are due to some slightly sloppy coding on my part, but do not by themselves indicate a problem. FYI, turn register_globals back to Off if you have not already done so, assuming you don't need it for another application.
Are you able to login?
Thanks for the quick response. I turned register_globals back to Off Yes in php.ini.
Yes, I am able to login but I got these following errors:
Warning: Undefined index: logout in D:\WebProjectsTesting\feta\index.php on line 45
Warning: Undefined index: deletesystem in D:\WebProjectsTesting\feta\index.php on line 130
Warning: Undefined index: deletepart in D:\WebProjectsTesting\feta\index.php on line 152
FYI, at the login page (before login), I still have 3 errors as following:
Warning: Undefined index: logout in D:\WebProjectsTesting\feta\index.php on line 45
Warning: Undefined index: login in D:\WebProjectsTesting\feta\index.php on line 50
Warning: Undefined variable: error in D:\WebProjectsTesting\feta\index.php on line 85
Thanks again for your support,
Frank
In the index.php, I got 3 errors:
I am able to login
As these error aren't serious, you can set display_errors = Off in your php.ini and they won't show up. Of course, you may want this On for debugging of other applications, but it should always be Off in production.
Thanks for the suggestion!
By the way, when I go to other pages, I always get the message "Try logging in. . ."
Example:
-----------Systems section----------------
Feta: Your Org: Systems
Try logging in. . .
-----------Parts section----------------
Feta: Your Org: Parts
Try logging in. . .
Do I miss any configuration setup?
Thanks again,
Frank
Well, it's either because you're not logged in or your PHP configuration is not set up to handle sessions properly. Should work on default PHP installs version 4.0 and up.