carry on.. everything is fine :rolleyes:

We did carry on, you were the one that replied to a thread that was last replied to over two months ago. :p

haha.. that just makes it that much sadder.. :rolleyes:

We'll just give it 2 more months and maybe the warning will vanish again..LMAO

Good grief, you just don't get it.

See that's where you're dead wrong. I do get it, but then again I'm not brainwashed like some fan boys these days. ;)
I may not be active these days on the org but at one time I was and was a big supporter of vbulletin. Then it went to crap and many of us left.

Enjoy the dust

Ok lets look at your flavor of the month software.

There are a number of application configuration options that are in the library/config.php file. These are advanced options and should be modified with care.

Incorrect configuration of these options may render your XenForo installation unusable. If you run into any problems, undo your modifications.

If you wish to modify any values in your config.php file, simply add a line to the end of the file. This guide assumes a basic understanding of PHP syntax.

• $config['db']['adapterNamespace'] - default: 'Zend_Db_Adapter'
  Controls database connection adapter class that will be used.
• $config['cache']
  This is discussed in the Defining a Cache section.
• $config['debug'] - default: false
  Controls whether debug mode is enabled. Debug mode gives more access to error messages, debugging/performance information, and development tools. It should not be run on a production forum as it may degrade performance or even open up security issues.

Not this is interesting, Debug mode gives more access to error messages

Why would I need more assess to error messages if they are not suppressed somewhere? If they are not suppressed, then why is debug mode needed to show them? Is it magic?

Not sure why on earth your talking about xenforo. Are we drinking early tonight?..lol

Well you seem to think only vBulletin suppresses errors, so I am pointing out that is not the case. :)

I never said that, but feel free to think that's what I said. :up:

Then what is the issue, as it had been stated, every software suppresses warnings in one way or another. If you have a issue with that, take it up with the developers that write PHP, and ask them to remove that functionality in the next version of PHP they release.