2013/12/22 Maciek Sokolewicz <maciek.sokolewicz@xxxxxxxxx>: > On 22-12-2013 21:55, Ryan Wagner wrote: >> >> Did you tried turning off the E_NOTICE warning. >> >> error_reporing(E_ALL || ~E_NOTICE); >> >> On Sun, 22 Dec 2013 22:49:42 +0200, EyeLand <ournet.biz@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> >>> look there the code of these files: >>> >>> 2) there is index.php file: >>> https://gist.github.com/eyeland/8b471bf7ca9f6f3f76a7#file-index-php >>> 3) there is _design.php file: >>> https://gist.github.com/eyeland/26f3b57fb3b8d271beef#file-_design-php >>> >>> 2013/12/22 Jim Giner <jim.giner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>: >>>> >>>> On 12/22/2013 3:32 PM, EyeLand wrote: >> >> <snip> >>>> >>>> First - go to one of the files with an error, find the line # cited >>>> and show >>>> us the code that is there if you haven't figured it out by then. >>>> > > Ok, > > first of all; > Ryan: do NOT top-post. The mailinglist rules kindly ask you to > *bottom-post*. So please do that in the future. > > Second: > Telling someone to ignore errors is one of the most stupid suggestions you > can make. Imagine going to a garage because your car makes a strange sound. > If the mechanic tells you "have you tried ignoring it?". Would you be happy > with that answer? hell no! I'd switch garages immediately. > > Now, to the OP (=Original Poster); obviously, you have very very little > knowledge of PHP and are afraid to look at the code yourself. The error > messages are very clear on what is hapenning. In short: > 1. "PHP Warning: extract() expects parameter 2 to be long, string given in > /var/www/h1678/data/www/lounge.md/data/content/index.php on line 19" > > This means that on line 19 of index.php: > extract($pageApartments,'EXTR_OVERWRITE'); > The second argument, which is 'EXTR_OVERWRITE' is a string, and not long > (which is a type of number). This is because you used... a string (duh)... > while the manual tells you to use a *constant* with the name EXTR_OVERWRITE > (a constant is never enclosed in quotes!) > > Remove the quotes and... whoa! it got rid of the error!! It's a miracle! > > Next warning: > 2. Undefined variable: apartments_title in > /var/www/h1678/data/www/lounge.md/data/content/index.php on line 23 > > What might this mean? Well... I would hazard that apartments_title is > simply... not defined... anywhere prior to being used. Your best bet would > be to define it prior to using it. Comming back to the garage example; > imaging coming back to the garage and asking "I came for my car", wouldn't > their first response also be "which car do you mean?". Well, PHP also has no > idea what that variable is, since it has never seen it before. If it knew, > it wouldn't spew out the error. > > All other warnings/notices/etc. are variations of these two. > > The reason you might not have seen them before is most likely because your > previous host hid the errors. This is possible, though very unwise. So well > done on switching to a better host. Now try following the directions given > in the warnings and notices. > > - Tul > 1) I delete the quotes on line 19 on index.php and on site now I see all photo, that is good, but I not see the text on site 2) on line 23 on index.php how can I define $title="$apartments_title"; ? -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
