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centralss
12-12-2008, 07:59 PM
Any idea if this has been addressed yet?

When clicking on any user profile I can this error message, but I can still view the profile, but of course that's a little annoying at the top of the screen.

Warning: Missing argument 4 for vB_ProfileBlock::fetch(), called in [path]/member.php on line 468 and defined in [path]/includes/class_profileblock.php on line 205

Warning: Missing argument 4 for vB_ProfileBlock::fetch(), called in [path]/member.php on line 468 and defined in [path]/includes/class_profileblock.php on line 205

Warning: Missing argument 4 for vB_ProfileBlock::fetch(), called in [path]/member.php on line 468 and defined in [path]/includes/class_profileblock.php on line 205

Warning: Missing argument 4 for vB_ProfileBlock::fetch(), called in [path]/member.php on line 468 and defined in [path]/includes/class_profileblock.php on line 205

Warning: Missing argument 4 for vB_ProfileBlock::fetch(), called in [path]/member.php on line 468 and defined in [path]/includes/class_profileblock.php on line 205

Warning: Missing argument 4 for vB_ProfileBlock_VisitorMessaging::fetch(), called in [path]/member.php on line 468 and defined in [path]/includes/class_profileblock.php on line 1334

Warning: Missing argument 4 for vB_ProfileBlock::fetch(), called in [path]/member.php on line 468 and defined in [path]/includes/class_profileblock.php on line 205

Warning: Missing argument 4 for vB_ProfileBlock::fetch(), called in [path]/member.php on line 468 and defined in [path]/includes/class_profileblock.php on line 205

Warning: Missing argument 4 for vB_ProfileBlock::fetch(), called in [path]/member.php on line 468 and defined in [path]/includes/class_profileblock.php on line 205

Warning: Missing argument 4 for vB_ProfileBlock::fetch(), called in [path]/member.php on line 468 and defined in [path]/includes/class_profileblock.php on line 205

Warning: Missing argument 4 for vB_ProfileBlock::fetch(), called in [path]/member.php on line 468 and defined in [path]/includes/class_profileblock.php on line 205

Gio~Logist
12-12-2008, 08:21 PM
Apparently someone else has the issue as well.

Here's what a google search brought up:
http://dsultimate.net/Board/upload/showthread.php?p=262701

Haven't taken a look at 3.8 yet myself, so not sure exactly what the cause may be. Have you tried disabling mods?

Lynne
12-12-2008, 09:30 PM
I would try disabling your modifications. That call is made right after a hook in member.php

centralss
12-12-2008, 09:41 PM
nope. found that the member.php file was 3.73 version. For some reason the upload didn't upload everything properly. I uploaded the 3.8.0 rc1 version of that file and the profileblock file as well and everything works fine now.

Just a note to all: Definately make sure your files upload properly using binary transfer when needed. Or automatic transfer depending on file extension.

Lynne
12-12-2008, 09:53 PM
Just a note to all: Definately make sure your files upload properly using binary transfer when needed. Or automatic transfer depending on file extension.
This actually doesn't get mentioned enough. There have been several times I uploaded all my files and found they didn't upload correctly/completely. I now upload a folder, and then visually check/compare the file sizes between the local copy and the ftp server copy to make sure they all uploaded properly.

centralss
12-12-2008, 10:18 PM
I used drop and drag alot into microsoft frontpage 2003 and find that a lot of times files get lost. So I've been trying to use ftp more and making sure the transfer mode is set to automatic.

Dismounted
12-13-2008, 04:49 AM
I used drop and drag alot into microsoft frontpage 2003
People still use that thing? :eek:

centralss
12-13-2008, 12:39 PM
lol yes I've used frontpage for years and years and still do. lol just habit I guess

Dismounted
12-14-2008, 05:09 AM
If you use it for the WYSIWYG, well, it's bad at that (in the year 2008). If you use it for the code highlighting, there are better supported open-source alternatives.

Wordplay
12-14-2008, 09:37 AM
I now upload a folder, and then visually check/compare the file sizes between the local copy and the ftp server copy to make sure they all uploaded properly.

strange, i always thought the size on servers always varies slightly from the local file size.

i use flashfxp and when i try to upload something it already tells me the file is going to be in a different file size.

never had problems with uploading files though, or anything being incomplete, unless i lose the connection, but then the ftp software usually lets you know that.