My provider just upgraded PHP on the servers. I previously used PHP53 but
they have removed this version and now they have PHP54;55;56;70. My site
doesn't run. Can anyone give me any suggestions. This is the ERROR I get:
ERROR 2: require(themes/standard/theme.php): failed to open stream: No such
file or directory
0 Error occurred on line 679 of file session.php in function require
1 called from line 679 of file session.php in function require_once
2 called from line 70 of file config.php in function require_once
This has nothing to do with the version of PHP you are using. I think that your PhpGedView directory structure on the server is damaged.
What version of PhpGedView are you trying to use? You should be using the "SVN" version, also known as version 4.3. You can download this from the SourceForge SVN repository, or you can e-mail me directly to get access to a ZIP copy from my site (a lot easier than messing with the SourceForge repository). e-mail: gkroll (at) keldine (dot) ca .
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Hello,
I tried some versions of php but with all the versions 7.x phpgedview creates various errors depending of the action I make. With php5.6 all works fine
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
It has been stated MANY times: You need to upgrade to PhpGedView version 4.3.1. This currently is only available from the SVN repository, and is also known as the "SVN" version.
There have been LOTS of changes, and several of them relate to PHP version 7.x . It's not possible to separate these changes from all the others. After downloading the SVN version, check the file "changelog.txt" for a complete list of what's changed.
My provider just upgraded PHP on the servers. I previously used PHP53 but
they have removed this version and now they have PHP54;55;56;70. My site
doesn't run. Can anyone give me any suggestions. This is the ERROR I get:
ERROR 2: require(themes/standard/theme.php): failed to open stream: No such
file or directory
0 Error occurred on line 679 of file session.php in function require
1 called from line 679 of file session.php in function require_once
2 called from line 70 of file config.php in function require_once
3 called from line 43 of file install.php
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This has nothing to do with the version of PHP you are using. I think that your PhpGedView directory structure on the server is damaged.
What version of PhpGedView are you trying to use? You should be using the "SVN" version, also known as version 4.3. You can download this from the SourceForge SVN repository, or you can e-mail me directly to get access to a ZIP copy from my site (a lot easier than messing with the SourceForge repository). e-mail: gkroll (at) keldine (dot) ca .
Hello,
I tried some versions of php but with all the versions 7.x phpgedview creates various errors depending of the action I make. With php5.6 all works fine
It has been stated MANY times: You need to upgrade to PhpGedView version 4.3.1. This currently is only available from the SVN repository, and is also known as the "SVN" version.
There have been LOTS of changes, and several of them relate to PHP version 7.x . It's not possible to separate these changes from all the others. After downloading the SVN version, check the file "changelog.txt" for a complete list of what's changed.
Here, once again, is the download link:
https://sourceforge.net/p/phpgedview/svn/HEAD/tree/trunk/phpGedView/
Oh sorry, after I read your comment from 2017-08-02 I thought that version 4.3.0 works correct with php7.x versions. I will try the actual version.
That's OK.
I'm trying to work up the courage to release 4.3.1 . This process isn't as easy as you might think.
When 4.3.0 was released, John Finlay helped me. (Thanks, John!)