I am using V 4.3.0 SVN running php5.2.x My site was running good until just the other day and I started getting date() errors all over the pages.
I suspect that it is host related? Any clues to what it might be so I can ask intelligent question of my host.
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Sorry for the second post but I couldn't figure out how to edit my first post:
My host info page said to put a .htaccess in the upper most directory of my application (PGV) with the lines:
AddHandler custom-php .php .pcgi .phtml .inc .phtml~ .php~ .inc~ .html~
Action custom-php /cgi-sys/php5.3
That didn't seem to work either.
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Looks like they updated your PHP into the 21st century (php 5.2 is ANCIENT). v5.3 requires you to specify the datetime function in your php.ini (either master, local or perhaps - in your case - your .htacess (ouch)).
Simply GOOGLE this (or look through this or the webtrees forum) for threads about this function. It is not critical, but annoying, and easily remedied.
-Stephen
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I am using V 4.3.0 SVN running php5.2.x My site was running good until just the other day and I started getting date() errors all over the pages.
I suspect that it is host related? Any clues to what it might be so I can ask intelligent question of my host.
Sorry for the second post but I couldn't figure out how to edit my first post:
My host info page said to put a .htaccess in the upper most directory of my application (PGV) with the lines:
AddHandler custom-php .php .pcgi .phtml .inc .phtml~ .php~ .inc~ .html~
Action custom-php /cgi-sys/php5.3
That didn't seem to work either.
Looks like they updated your PHP into the 21st century (php 5.2 is ANCIENT). v5.3 requires you to specify the datetime function in your php.ini (either master, local or perhaps - in your case - your .htacess (ouch)).
Simply GOOGLE this (or look through this or the webtrees forum) for threads about this function. It is not critical, but annoying, and easily remedied.
-Stephen