Add a php.ini file to your vbulletin main folder, its contents should be this:
display_errors = Off
OR
Add in your .htaccess file, in vbulletins main folder:
php_flag display_errors Off
OR
In the servers php.ini file, typically in /etc, edit php.ini via ssh & turn off display_errors & restart apache/nginx etc.
I tried this and unfortunately it didn't work for me. I still get the same errors. This is frustrating! I thank everyone for all the help provided so far.
I tried this and unfortunately it didn't work for me. I still get the same errors. This is frustrating! I thank everyone for all the help provided so far.
You can find a host that will install an older version of php, buy a dedicated box then you can install what you like or install vb4 or later. Check your licence and see if a version of vb4 is available to you.
You can find a host that will install an older version of php, buy a dedicated box then you can install what you like or install vb4 or later. Check your licence and see if a version of vb4 is available to you.
You should be good to go on these versions:
Apache v2.2.16 (cgi-fcgi)
PHP 5.2.14
MySQL Version 5.0.96-community
VB 4 isn't available to me of course why does it have to be so much to upgrade a license? Only a $50 dollar discount? That's crap in my opinion, but I also don't want to cancel hosting. I have been with them for years!
The versions I've given above should work for you, supply these to your host and ask if they can manage that, it may be that you have to move from shared hosting to VPS in order to get your set up as you need.
06-26-2013, 09:45 PM
why does it have to be so much to upgrade a license? Only a $50 dollar discount? That's crap in my opinion, but I also don't want to cancel hosting. I have been with them for years!
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