Conversation Between pachoofoosh and Hall of Famer
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Alright~! Posted a bug tracker report. nvn
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I see, thanks for reporting this. Please post an issue in the bug tracker and I will upload a solution to this then.
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Hia HoF! n v n
While I was testing my site out, I found a small typo in the code which causes the View Outbox page to throw a fatal error if viewed when there are no messages in the Outbox. In messages.php on line 100, it says "$this->setFlagss("message_error", "outbox_empty");" - changing setFlagss to setFlags fixed the error. :D
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I see, thats so good to know, I wish Iris and whoever having similar problems will find out their solutions too. I am always here to help though, not many people post questions nowadays so I assume its working for them? XD
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(Sorry for the delayed reply!) Yep, the site is working nicely now. :D Thanks again for all your help! The only error that I've found so far is that when I attempt to send a private message to someone, I receive a server error. ^^'
("Call to undefined method MessagesController::setFlagss() in /home2/fuzzifie/public_html/site/messages.php on line 59")
Edit: fixed the error! ^^ The method read as setFlagss rather than setFlags.
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Hi there, your site should be running properly now with minor modification of the script. How are you doing with it now? Get any problems to report?
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You mean registration? The file should be class_registervalidator.php, or you may wanna check out class_uservalidator.php too. Note that these classes are somewhat messy and will be deprecated in Mys v1.4.0, they were created by the time I was still midway learning OOP. I wasnt good at designing validator/validation type classes back then.
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Hi HoF! c: I was wondering, which file handles inserting new users into the database? I was adding more validation to the user registration form, and changed a few of the input box names, so I'm trying to find the query that inserts the user into the database. I looked through all the files I could think of that might do this, but to no avail. cx Thanks for the help! :D