Re: [SM-PLUGINS] Sporadic Error Message with Shared Calender

[Paul L. <pa...@sq...>]

> IMAP server is UW-IMAP.
> PHP 4.4.0 (Zend 1.3.0)
> Web Server: Apache 1.3.33
> Server OS: FreeBSD 4.11
> Database MySQL 4.1.9-log (Pear is installed)
> Installation: Downloaded from SquirrelMail then uploaded to server
> SquirrelMail Version 1.4.5
> Plugins: Squirrelspell 0.3.7, Image_buttons 1.4, Delete_move_next 3.0,
> abook_take 1.3, calendar 2.0.1, calendar_sql_backend 1.1-2.0, filters
> 0.8.3, newmail 2.1, translate 1.4, addgraphics 2.3, Compatibility 1.3
> 
> SquirrelMail is in a sub-domain.
> 
> Steps taken to install
> 
> 1. Database created using the supplied script (Readme)
> 2. Modified $cal_dsn
> ='mysql://user:password@localhost/squirrelmail_calendar.
> Changed user name, password, server name, and database name
> 3. In "calendar" changed /data/confirg.php $cal_admins = array( help
> text ); to include an administer
> 4. Added 2 lines in /config/config.php
> $plugins[4] = 'calendar';
> $plugins[5] = 'calendar_sql_backend';
> 5. Turned on error reporting in /plugins/calendar/data/config.php
> 
> Inside SM under "Options" I can find the "Calendar Administration"
> and "Calendar Preferences". Clicking "Calendar Administration" then
> "Calendars" gives an error message "current username is "abc";
> admin username is "abc"; are they equal? YES
> 
> Clicking on a calendar or calendar related button or link gives the below
> error. Clicking again often clears it up.
> 
> Fatal error: Undefined class name 'db' in
> /www/XX/plugins/calendar_sql_backend/functions.php on line 37
> 
> 
>>Try editing calendar_sql_backend/functions.php, and change line 12 to read:
>>include('DB.php');
>>That is, change include_once to include.
>>
>>- Paul
>>
>>Sorry about the "Top-Post".
>>
>>Um, well, context-less bottom posting isn't much easier to follow. The
>>idea is to keep things in context so the conversation is easy to follow
>>(and remember for those of us who read and reply to a lot of mail).
>>
>>Also, please reply on-list, not to me personally.
>>
> 
> Hi Paul,
> Sorry, I'll get the listing procedure down. Thank you for giving your
> time to help others with SM plug-ins.
> 
>>>I edited calendar_sql_backend/functions.php and changed line 12 to
>>>include('DB.php'); but it doesn't seem to fix the problem.
>>
>>OK, please try to copy that line, placing the copy of it *INSIDE* the
>>cal_get_database_connection() function, just 15 lines below.  Does that
>>help?
>>
> 
> On 2005/10/21 Craig Wrote:
> 
> I copyed line 12 and added as follows; (line numbers added for clarity)
> 26: function cal_get_database_connection()
> 27: {
> 28 include('DB.php');

Change to:

include_once('DB.php');

And try again.


> and got the error: Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class db in
> /usr/local/lib/php/DB.php on line 433
> 
> Changing to this;
> 26: function cal_get_database_connection(include('DB.php'))
> 
> Resulted in;
> Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_INCLUDE, expecting ')' in
> /www/u/uskgj/sm/htdocs/plugins/calendar_sql_backend/functions.php on
> line 26
> 
> Changing to this;
> 26: function cal_get_database_connection(include,'DB.php')
> 
> Resulted in;
> Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_INCLUDE, expecting ')' in
> /www/u/uskgj/sm/htdocs/plugins/calendar_sql_backend/functions.php on
> line 26
> 
> I don't have enough knowledge about PHP statement rules to make the
> proper changes. Unfortunately I need a little more guidance.
>