Shoutbox?

[parayna]

Luckily, it does NOT affect the actual site. It just appears on certain CP pages and it is annoying but it's not a very huge priority. I can live with it but if I had the option to stop it I would...

[Hall of Famer]

I see, try adding an @ symbol in front of the line that results in the warning message, see if it helps anything?

[parayna]

Thank you! It worked. I must have accidentally deleted it. Although, I don't know how because I never mess with the base codes if I can help it...

Now the only problem I have is the shoutbox with the A symbol...

[Hall of Famer]

Sure I will look into that later today, lemme know if you encounter any other issues.

[parayna]

Ok! I will.

[Hall of Famer]

Actually I posted the solution in bug tracker, check it out and add the meta tag to your template header file, this should fix the problem.

[parayna]

I have another problem! DX

I am trying to access my friends profile on my site, to see the adoptables that she has adopted, but it comes up with this:

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/yurashx1/public_html/classes/class_userprofile.php on line 23

Warning: Creating default object from empty value in /home/yurashx1/public_html/classes/class_member.php on line 212

Catchable fatal error: Argument 1 passed to GUIContainer::add() must be an instance of GUIComponent, null given, called in /home/yurashx1/public_html/classes/class_userprofile.php on line 141 and defined in /home/yurashx1/public_html/classes/class_guicontainer.php on line 361

...help?

[parayna]

I also have another problem (just discovered it...). When I am on the 'online' page it comes up with this:

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/yurashx1/public_html/classes/class_userprofile.php on line 23

Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/yurashx1/public_html/classes/class_userprofile.php:23) in /home/yurashx1/public_html/classes/class_view.php on line 257

(in the foreach () it says $row as $key => $val

...no idea what it means myself...