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vbulletin's error notice problem
I recently upgraded from vbulletin 3.8.4 (Patched) to 3.8.7.
On a custom page, I turned error reporting on: PHP Code:
And there are loads of them. I tried to fix some of the bugs, but there must be some other reason. Take this one for example: Quote:
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I checked the config.php of a freshly downloaded vb script. The index "jsver" cannot be found in that file. So why is the script searching for it? Out of curiosity, I turned the notices on for the forumdisplay.php and was hit with hundreds of notice messages. Will a standard installation of vbulletin produce any notices if error_reporting is set to the appropriate value? This is extremely shitty programming style! :down: Most of the errors are undefined array index problems. They could be fixed very easily by not writing sloppy code. Did you let your interns program vbulletin? --------------- Added [DATE]1301939035[/DATE] at [TIME]1301939035[/TIME] --------------- Maybe the developers can learn something from this small experiment: copy this in a php file and run it: PHP Code:
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