Found the real issue. Having a custom error handler even
gets E_STRICT errors, which is what is happening here. By
modifying the display_error function in class.Chat.inc, we
can avoid the problem:
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function display_error( $errno, $errstr, $errfile,
$errline, $vars = null, $poc_error_msg = null )
{
// We don't know how to properly handle E_STRICT
errors.
// Returning false causes the default error handling to
take over.
if ($errno == E_STRICT) return false;
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put the publiuc declaration before each variable in the
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Found the real issue. Having a custom error handler even
gets E_STRICT errors, which is what is happening here. By
modifying the display_error function in class.Chat.inc, we
can avoid the problem:
-----snip-----
function display_error( $errno, $errstr, $errfile,
$errline, $vars = null, $poc_error_msg = null )
{
// We don't know how to properly handle E_STRICT
errors.
// Returning false causes the default error handling to
take over.
if ($errno == E_STRICT) return false;
-----snip-----