Is this your own installation of PHP (please say yes, that will make the next part easier!)
In the configuration settings for PHP (php.ini), there is an option which defines "error_reporting". It should be set not to report notices. For example, this will work:
Changing your error_reporting settings in the php.ini file should solve the problem.
Heres why: ORS expects to be able to index into arrays whether or not the particular key is defined or not (it makes coding much simpler for abstract form sumissions). We may change that in a future version.
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
The error_reporting line can be added at the top of the ORS functions.php file. This file is "required()" by all ORS calls and the top few lines will always be executed.
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
Notice: Undefined index: submit in e:\intranet\oxford\projects\roadtest\ors20030325a\index.php on line 1117
Notice: Undefined index: in e:\intranet\oxford\projects\roadtest\ors20030325a\dayview.php on line 79
whats wrong?
help me please!
regards
Is this your own installation of PHP (please say yes, that will make the next part easier!)
In the configuration settings for PHP (php.ini), there is an option which defines "error_reporting". It should be set not to report notices. For example, this will work:
error_reporting = E_ALL & ~(E_NOTICE | E_USER_NOTICE | E_WARNING | E_COMPILE_WARNING | E_CORE_WARNING | E_USER_WARNING) ; display all errors
Changing your error_reporting settings in the php.ini file should solve the problem.
Heres why: ORS expects to be able to index into arrays whether or not the particular key is defined or not (it makes coding much simpler for abstract form sumissions). We may change that in a future version.
If you can't access the php.ini file you can patch the ors files with the following line:
error_reporting(E_ALL & ~(E_NOTICE));
This turns off reporting of notices.
Adding to what Mark posted:
The error_reporting line can be added at the top of the ORS functions.php file. This file is "required()" by all ORS calls and the top few lines will always be executed.