2012-07-02, 02:06 AM
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2012-07-02, 04:13 AM
(2012-07-01, 11:37 PM)Jordan L. Wrote: [ -> ]Actually, neither of what Tomm or Omar suggested seemed to have worked.
Well, mine was suppose to just hide the error to no admins. You can edit functions.php.
Find:
295 if($error_handler->warnings)
296 {
297 $contents = str_replace("<body>", "<body>\n".$error_handler->show_warnings(), $contents);
298 }Replace with:
295 if($error_handler->warnings && $mybb->usergroup['cancp'] == 1)
296 {
297 $contents = str_replace("<body>", "<body>\n".$error_handler->show_warnings(), $contents);
298 }Or (if you don't want to see those errors at all):
295 if($error_handler->warnings)
296 {
297 #$contents = str_replace("<body>", "<body>\n".$error_handler->show_warnings(), $contents);
298 }I don't recommend the last one, because you will not know if something is wrong with your forum.
EDIT:
Oh, if you are going to edit the core, maybe just applying Tomm's fix is better.
2012-07-02, 07:41 AM
My fix didn't work because it is a separate issue; I just read the first part of the error and assumed it was the same thing.
What is in your header template? mktime() must be used somewhere. A quick check shows that MyBB doesn't use the is_dst parameter outside my fix so it maybe it relates to a plugin?
What is in your header template? mktime() must be used somewhere. A quick check shows that MyBB doesn't use the is_dst parameter outside my fix so it maybe it relates to a plugin?
2012-07-02, 08:15 AM
(2012-07-02, 07:41 AM)Tomm M Wrote: [ -> ]My fix didn't work because it is a separate issue; I just read the first part of the error and assumed it was the same thing.
What is in your header template? mktime() must be used somewhere. A quick check shows that MyBB doesn't use the is_dst parameter outside my fix so it maybe it relates to a plugin?
You were right. Euan had coded something for me beforehand and this was the code it used:
$cdate = mktime(0, 0, 0, 5, 01, 2012, 0);
Is there a way to rewrite that? My PHP skills are terrible. For the moment at least I've removed the code, though.
2012-07-02, 08:26 AM
$cdate = mktime(0, 0, 0, 5, 01, 2012);2012-07-02, 09:12 AM
Well, don't I feel stupid now. Thanks, Tomm! Worked like a charm.
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