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Php 5.3
Has anyone been able to get Vbulletin 3.8.1 to work under PHP 5.3?
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sure, why?
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Drat. I seem to be having a bear of a problem then. I'm running IIS 7, MySQL 5.1.30.
The site works just great under PHP 5.2.8, but when I try to run 5.3, I'm having no luck. PHPInfo will come up fine, but anything else that is running will not. These are the errors I'm getting: Code:
PHP Deprecated: Assigning the return value of new by reference is deprecated in D:\Websites\ToE\Forum\includes\init.php on line 49 |
What error reporting level do you have set ?
The Deprected messages are just warnings afaik. See http://uk3.php.net/manual/en/errorfunc.constants.php |
I moved it to E_ERROR, but am still getting deprecated errors.
Would it help if I posted my PHP.INI? |
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Made the change, and am getting this:
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Then don't use beta software.
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That's very helpful, thank you.
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Well, Marco does have a point. PHP 5.3.0 is still in the beta stage, beta 1 to be exact. It hasn't even made it to a RC yet. That's not to say that it isn't stable or usable though.
Unless you really have a need for namespaces or any of the other new features, you would be better off with 5.2.8. As far as your 'error' is concern, using a reference, =&,to assign a variable to a new class/object? seems to throw up E_DEPRECATED (which was added in 5.3). |
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