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Originally Posted by Brandon Sheley

The lesson is that vbulletin doesn't care about quality anymore, not just in this issue but in general. What the customers get is 50% rubbish and half of the rest works as it should.

Define anymore, as this has been around for 10 years. Some very popular developers that are no longer with the company, that are on their own now, activly developed the software knowing they were suppressing errors, and did noting about it either.

As it has been stated many times over, there in sot one software out there that does not do this in some way, at some point in the script.

Originally Posted by Brandon Sheley

My point was that my client pointed this thread out to me thinking it would fix the errors they're seeing on their forum which they paid for. This was a stock setup with only one new style added which the client was working on to make it match their brand. I had to tell them to just ignore the errors because that's what vbulletin told us to do.. Very professional indeed

Well either ignore the error, or add the suppression of the warnings to the includes/config.php file. Since it was this way for ten years, and no one said or did anything about it, including the former developers.