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I've been running a modification that pulls the last 5 posts from a certain forum onto my homepage (PluhNews). It's been running great for over a year. Unfortunately, my webhost (Ventures Online) updated Apache and PHP on my server today (as a part of an overall MySQL upgrade) and this messed some stuff up.
You can view my homepage here: http://steveandamysly.tannerworld.com/ The modification is still pulling the last 5 posts, however an error message appears at the top of these posts. Here is what it reads: Quote:
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<p><? include("http://www.tannerworld.com/forums/PluhNews.php"); ?></p> Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Steve |
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I've got an update on this problem. My webhost was able to track down the problem, which appears to be a bug in the latest version of PHP which has been documented at:
http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=24053 The include for PluhNews is actually working, however the error message is displayed. A quick fix is to place an @ symbol in front of the include to suppress the error message. The bottom line is that it's a bug in PHP which will most likely be addressed in a future update, however there appears to be several temporary work arounds for this issue ![]() |
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