View Full Version : Error when "saving" article
ipscone
07-14-2015, 06:25 PM
On the front page, where I have my articles and widgets, there are some "edit" pencils. These are for editing the various parts of the form, when logged in as admin. I only point this out, so you know how I'm getting to where I have the problem.
Anyway, I get an error, upon saving any edits, for any widget. The error is as follows and I'm not sure what's causing it. I have version 4.2.2.
Warning: Declaration of vBForum_Item_SocialGroupMessage::getLoadQuery() should be compatible with that of vB_Model::getLoadQuery() in ..../packages/vbforum/item/socialgroupmessage.php on line 261
Warning: Declaration of vBForum_Item_SocialGroupDiscussion::getLoadQuery() should be compatible with that of vB_Model::getLoadQuery() in ..../packages/vbforum/item/socialgroupdiscussion.php on line 337
Any idea what is causing this? I only see it upon clicking the "save" icon.
ForceHSS
07-14-2015, 06:30 PM
upgrade to 4.2.3 will fix it
or
As of vBulletin 4.2.2, notices and warnings are no longer suppressed by default like in previous versions of the software. This means that on some servers, you may see warnings that you never saw before. In order to stop them from showing, please add the following line to your config.php file under the <?php line:
define('SKIP_DS_ERRORS', true);
ipscone
07-14-2015, 06:39 PM
upgrade to 4.2.3 will fix it
or
As of vBulletin 4.2.2, notices and warnings are no longer suppressed by default like in previous versions of the software. This means that on some servers, you may see warnings that you never saw before. In order to stop them from showing, please add the following line to your config.php file under the <?php line:
define('SKIP_DS_ERRORS', true);
Thanks, I can't upgrade because of a PHP version requirement. 4.2.2 was as high as I coudl go. I'll try the config.php fix.
ForceHSS
07-14-2015, 09:49 PM
Make sure you use notepad++ to edit the config file
Zachery
07-16-2015, 11:34 PM
Thanks, I can't upgrade because of a PHP version requirement. 4.2.2 was as high as I coudl go. I'll try the config.php fix.
Get a better webhost, then upgrade.
ForceHSS
07-17-2015, 03:07 AM
Get a better webhost, then upgrade.
Just because his web host has not upgraded his php does not mean its not good
cellarius
07-17-2015, 04:56 AM
I read it different: He runs another application that sets the limit.
Zachery
07-17-2015, 09:40 AM
I read it different: He runs another application that sets the limit.
Its not worth running an unsecure and out of date version of PHP over.
ForceHSS
07-17-2015, 10:29 AM
As the op never said what php version he is running there is no way to know if its unsecure
RichieBoy67
07-17-2015, 10:59 AM
One of my recent clients hosting has him on php4.3 and they told him in order to update him to php 4 or above they have to migrate him to a whole new server.
My opinion is that any decent hosting company would keep their servers up to date or at least have the option to choose which version you want to run.
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Thanks, I can't upgrade because of a PHP version requirement. 4.2.2 was as high as I coudl go. I'll try the config.php fix.
If you have the issue still there are a couple other fixes as well. One is to edit the socialgroups files I believe and the other is to edit the class_core file. I will find these fixes if you need them. I believe they are at Vbulletin.com.
Zachery
07-17-2015, 08:39 PM
One of my recent clients hosting has him on php4.3 and they told him in order to update him to php 4 or above they have to migrate him to a whole new server.
My opinion is that any decent hosting company would keep their servers up to date or at least have the option to choose which version you want to run.
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If you have the issue still there are a couple other fixes as well. One is to edit the socialgroups files I believe and the other is to edit the class_core file. I will find these fixes if you need them. I believe they are at Vbulletin.com.
I believe the minimum on 4.2.3 is technically PHP 5.4~, as Facebook's new API requires it.
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