#1124 BDM Report fails

[Kerry Choy]

Using latest 4.1 alpha build (rev 502) on WinnXP and
XAMPP. All other reports are working.

Birth, Deaths, Marriages Report fails. Have tried it
with default inputs and populating all fields. Failure
is the same:

filter1="$filter1" filter2="BIRT:DATE GTE $birthdate1"

filter3="BIRT:DATE LTE $birthdate2" filter4="DEAT:DATE

GTE $deathdate1" filter5="DEAT:DATE LTE $deathdate2"

sortby="$sortby">

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PGVRRepeatTagEHandler XML error: Mismatched tag at
line 86Array ( [0] => Array ( [0] => Array ( ) [1] => 0
) [1] => Array ( [0] => Array ( ) [1] => 121 ) )

[Christophe B.]

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Kerry : if you still have the problem, send me your ged file
by mail to :
opus27 at users.sourceforge.net
(I will delete the file after testing)

[Kerry Choy]

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I still get the problem. I've used my full ged, a clipping
ged and a brand new ged with one person created from
scratch. All fail. I havewn't done a code refresh from SVN
for at least a week. have you made any relevent changes
recently?

The only other fact of the matter is that I'm running the
index directory in a location outside fo the web server file
system.

Ignorant question: Is there any memory setting that comes
into play here? I couldn't find one but since the base XML
is good, I was guessing that the table where the XML was
being parsed might be being truncated or overwritten.

[Kerry Choy]

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I've also tried this on a few other 4.0.2 sites and make the following observations:

The problem appears to be in the logic that formats the output. A report that has no data (eg very smalkl date range with no matrching data) will "work". Change the range to include data and it will crash.

I suspicious of the logic around the RepeatTag. Since the fail seems to occur on a nested variable tag. Maybe the logic to recurse isn't quite what it should be.

[Kerry Choy]

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Update: This error seems to occur when you move from PHP v4 to v5. Might be an issue around <PGVRRepeatTag>.

[Greg Roach]

The report engine has been rewritten since this bug was opened. Does the latest code fix the problem?

[Kerry Choy]

Looks OK now - OK to close.