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Lynne 08-23-2009 03:53 AM
Sorry toonysnn, my comment was actually directed at the OP.

toonysnn 08-23-2009 04:18 AM
Oh lol nevermind then.
/stupidreply

I suppose it'll explain to the op then. Lol.

tomcat59 08-23-2009 05:03 AM
Lynne, I was thinking that the problem was related to Apache 1.3 with vBulletin. Are you using this server version? Anyway, I realized that I've had my forum in a locked state all this time, and this seems to be related to the problem.. see below.

toonysnn, I added the '@' as you suggested, and it fixed the problem!, in part. If the forum is locked and I am logged into the forum (as admin of course), then if I return to my splash page and link to a page that includes global, I do not have any problem (I did before adding @). If however, I log out of the forum and do the same thing, I end up with the forum page that has the message "Sorry, the forum is unavailable at this time....". Now, I'm thinking this is a problem with vbulletin 3.8. Why? because if I unlock the forum, I don't have a problem whether I'm logged in or not. :confused:

Perhaps somebody can reproduce the problem as I've described. Apache 1.3 may still somehow be related, but not sure about this.

Thanks a lot for all the input!

Lynne 08-23-2009 04:06 PM
Sorry, I'm not using that version of apache so I can't test this out.

Marco van Herwaarden 08-24-2009 07:50 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by toonysnn (Post 1872454)
Yes but, when using this format, sometimes there's an extra HTML code outputted by requiring the global.php file. By adding an at (@) symbol before the php code, it removes any output returned.
Adding a @ in front of a function does not remove any output at all. It only supresses the error/warning message. The error is still there, you only don't see it anymore. Bad solution in this case, as he should resolve the problem not hide it.


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