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Originally Posted by AndrewD
I have had no report of this error in five years 
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Well, mom always said I was the special one.
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Originally Posted by AndrewD
It looks as if one of the uploaded files may be corrupt. Try the following:
- Go to the regular vb admincp/vb optiobs/cookies and http header options, and disable the gzip compresion option (GZIP HTML Output = no). Try again with local_links_admin.php
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OK, when I do this and go to local_links_admin.php my normal page layout is displayed (
example), only with the LDM admin CP in it (I think). Furthermore, the following error is displayed at the top of the page:
Code:
Notice: Use of undefined constant E_STRICT - assumed 'E_STRICT' in (server path to web root)\community\local_links_admin.php on line 22
You can see a picture of it
here. If I turn GZIP HTML Output back on I'm back to the page not loading at all as if there were a connection problem.
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Originally Posted by AndrewD
- Try loading local_links.php
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This page loads properly whether I have GZIP HTML Output set to yes or no. All the LDM links on the page work except for the local_links_admin.php link. That's the only page I've found (so far) that is having a problem.
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Originally Posted by AndrewD
- Try reuploading all the files
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I tried that and no change.
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Originally Posted by AndrewD
Am happy to take a look at your site if you want.
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I'm fine with that. How would we go about it?
Some additional information:
According to View PHP Info in the vB Admin CP, I'm running php 4.4.7. Additional info displayed:
System : Windows NT LUNADALTXUSWH0 5.2 build 3790
Build Date: May 4 2007 13:29:21
Server API: ISAPI
Virtual Directory Support: enabled
Configuration File (php.ini) Path (not going to display this)\php.ini
PHP API : 20020918
PHP Extension: 20020429
Zend Extension: 20050606
Debug Build : no
Zend Memory Manager: enabled
Thread Safety: enabled
Registered PHP Streams: php, http, ftp, compress.zlib
Again, this is on an IIS server that is not running in CGI mode (according to my web host). Everything else in vBulletin appears to be working properly.
I Googled the error message and found
this. Does LDM require PHP 5 by chance?