Quote:
Originally Posted by Hall of Famer
Well most of these aint really problems, especially the notices. All you have to do is to disable notice errors in php.ini. For the strict standard error, go to /classes/class_radiolist.php and change:
PHP Code:
public function add(){
to this:
PHP Code:
public function add(GUIComponent $component = NULL, $index = -1){
and the strict standard error should go away as well. |
Mhmm! And I'm sure you've got plans to clean those away in the future, sorry if reporting them was redundant. ^^;;;
My line in /classes/class_radiolist.php was actually:
PHP Code:
public function add(RadioButton $radio, $index = -1){
but changing it to yours gave me this beauty:
PHP Code:
( ! ) Fatal error: Call to a member function getName() on a non-object in C:\wamp\www\Mysidia\classes\class_radiolist.php on line 44
Call Stack
# Time Memory Function Location
1 0.0018 275152 {main}( ) ..\index.php:0
2 0.0107 389752 IndexController::main( ) ..\index.php:78
3 0.9250 5257392 FrontController->render( ) ..\index.php:74
4 0.9250 5257632 RegisterView->index( ) ..\class_frontcontroller.php:100
5 0.9884 5506096 RadioList->add( ) ..\registerview.php:49
Can I get the full function? (Before the edit, mine was:)
PHP Code:
public function add(RadioButton $radio, $index = -1){
if($radio->getName() != $this->name) throw new GUIException("Cannot add unrelated radiobuttons to a RadioList.");
parent::add($radio, $index);
}
I couldn't find an add function with no parameter, just that one. @u@;;
However! I did work around the original Strict alert, with the code my install came with, because I can also turn Strict alerts off in php.ini, apparently.
error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE & ~E_STRICT does the trick.