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Originally Posted by Kesstryl
ah yeah I'll probably do that. I liked having that feature because it helps me find bugs in my own edits and coding, but it's quite cumbersome as you can see when I have to scroll through all that to use the actual site as it's squished to the bottom. At least I can now do something lol. Thanks to everyone who helped. After I poke around for a bit, if this interests anyone, i'll write up a guide for getting mysidia to work on WAMPP for people who want to develop there first before deploying online.
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I'm glad you got it working. Yeah, I had all the same notice errors you did, I ended up setting
error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE & ~E_STRICT in php.ini. (I had a Strict warning pop up somewhere, I can't remember where, during registration, I think? So I turned it off, too. -o-~)
I figure he'll weed out the notices in future versions of Mysidia. We're using a later version of PHP than the one he originally wrote the GUI in, so it's complaining about things that don't line up with best practices, but haven't yet been ruled as obsolete. I know how you feel about wanting to leave it on so you can fix your own errors.
Definitely write up a tutorial so people using WAMP know they need to configure a couple things, that'd be great~!