4.2.2 patch level 1 killed my VB Pro Garage
 

I have been running VB Pro Garage on my 4.2.2 and no issues. I updated to the patch level 1 this AM and now my board won't run with VB Pro Garage enabled.

With the garage enabled I get this:
Warning: Assigning the return value of new by reference is deprecated in ..../includes/garage_func_var.php on line 10019

As long as I turn off the garage, the forum works fine.

Does anyone have any ideas as to why the patch killed my add-on?

I have a thread running on VB Pro Garage's forum but I thought I'd try here as the patch did the program lockup.

Elmer

Did you ever install the fixes posted on this site for 4.2.2

There is a new security patch that came out yesterday, PL 1, and it seems that is what broke the mod. Did you try re-installing the mod? Sometimes that may fix it if something was over written by the patch.

I installed the patch this morning and everything seems to be working fine, so far anyways. I'm keeping my fingers crossed! :D

dont know what is problem to you but to me working fine with 4.2.2 patch level 1

Yes. Those fixes were to get 4.2.2 to work and they were all made.

--------------- Added [DATE]1394823779[/DATE] at [TIME]1394823779[/TIME] ---------------

I fixed the problem.

I went in to garage_func_var.php and did a search/replace on "=&"
On every line that has those characters, remove the "&".
Save the file for use.
Pro Garage is now functional.

That is not an error or bug in v4.2.2, that is a deprecation message in PHP 5.4.x. The script you are running was not compatible with the PHP version you are running.

And which really isn't a error, it is just a message saying "we don't use those terms anymore in our vocabulary."

Thanks @Max_Taxable, modified my text. You are absolutely right. :)

I suspect this breaking of the Mod came about due to PHP upgrade in order to get the "patch."

I have cleared the issue. There was some code in a Garage program PHP file that contained "=&" I edited out the "&" and the garage program started working again. vBulletin didn't really cause the problem as it was the coding in the garage file.

We're all good now.

Elmer