Error messages~

[IntoRain]

Seems like it's passing an arraylist to adminsidebar when it's specified as GUIComponent... Let's try going to class_sidebar.php, setDivision(GUIComponent components) and remove the GUIComponent part. Undo the changes made to class_adminsidebar.php, sorry

If it doesn't work, try this http://stackoverflow.com/a/11429898

[Pear]

Thanks. c: Now it says,
"Strict Standards: Declaration of Sidebar::setDivision() should be compatible with Widget::setDivision(GUIComponent $module) in /home/capifore/public_html/classes/class_sidebar.php on line 218"
Maybe I removed the wrong thing? (I copied and pasted a copy before editing so I can completely redo if needed. It was the GUIComponent out of "protected function setDivision(GUIComponent $module)".
c: (It's all good. ^-^)


Also, would you happen to know how to remove the ending / on "http://capiforest.elementfx.com/myadopts/page-2/" on the "my adopts" page in the files to fix it permanently? Because of the / when you click the next page, it stays on the first page and will only go to the next if you manually remove the /. XD

Edit:
I had to completely undo all changes in class_sidebar because it wasn't letting people log in for some reason. Now people can log in. XD

[Lavaheart]

Originally Posted by IntoRain

Seems like it's passing an arraylist to adminsidebar when it's specified as GUIComponent... Let's try going to class_sidebar.php, setDivision(GUIComponent components) and remove the GUIComponent part. Undo the changes made to class_adminsidebar.php, sorry

If it doesn't work, try this http://stackoverflow.com/a/11429898

Just wanted to say that I was having problems with strict warnings showing everywhere with x10 hosting and the answer from stack overflow solved it completely :DDD

adding

php_value display_errors 0
php_value error_reporting 30719

to .htaccess worked like a charm.

*goes back to lurking*

[Pear]

Originally Posted by Lavaheart

Just wanted to say that I was having problems with strict warnings showing everywhere with x10 hosting and the answer from stack overflow solved it completely :DDD

adding

php_value display_errors 0
php_value error_reporting 30719

to .htaccess worked like a charm.

*goes back to lurking*

That worked!<3 c: Thanks for pointing that out..I forgot to try this..|D

[NobodysHero]

Originally Posted by Lavaheart

Just wanted to say that I was having problems with strict warnings showing everywhere with x10 hosting and the answer from stack overflow solved it completely :DDD

adding

php_value display_errors 0
php_value error_reporting 30719

to .htaccess worked like a charm.

*goes back to lurking*

Just wanted to say... I love you for posting this fix. It solved my issue!

[Hall of Famer]

Well theres a better way to fix the warning message, I think you can find it in the bug tracker. Lemme know if you cant.