From: Andrew W. <AJW...@ho...> - 2001-08-30 00:21:59
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I havn't tried using PHP Helpdesk in Windows, but is there some kind of a setting in your version of PHP which controls how it behaves for errors? I have a feeling that these errors are ignored by the Linux version if indeed these variables are not defined (I havn't checked yet). Check if there is a setting where you can use to turn off warnings, or continue on errors or something like that. Please let us know if this is the case so we can warn other Windows users. Thanks; Andrew Aaron Beckstrom wrote: > I am running phphelpdesk 0.6.16 on a Win2k box with mysql and php 4 > support. I have the db setup and followed all configuration steps in the > install file, yet when I go to the site I keep getting variable undefined > errors. > > For example: > > Warning: Undefined variable: partfound in languages/english.lang.php on line > 256 > > Warning: Undefined variable: p_id in languages/english.lang.php on line 258 > > Warning: Undefined variable: whattodo in config/header.conf.php on line 8 > > The only strange thing I notice is the links off of the index page have an > extra "/" in them. When I change my path in the config file to exclude the > last "/" the links look correct, but still will not work. In fact, the > variable undefined errors occur even at the first page, before any of the > (possibly) incorrect links are used. I have left the trailing "/" in the > config file as it says to do for the time being. > Is it a problem that I am running this windows? At first glance it > looks like the code is portable and should run on any system, though I did > not see this mentioned. > Any ideas about either the Undefined variable or the extra "/"? > > Thanks! > > ******************** > Aaron Beckstrom - Network Administrator > The Ohio State University > ******************** > > _______________________________________________ > Phphelpdesk-help mailing list > Php...@li... > http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/phphelpdesk-help |