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Re:PHP5 fatal error when editing profile
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Date: 2007/10/14 00:06
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By: beat
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Yes, that's it.
http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=42770
Question to all of you who have this problem (that I can't reproduce here, with PHP 5.2.4 and with or without Zend Optimizer):
- which exact version of PHP do you have ?
- do you run Zend Optimizer ?
- which exact version of Zend Optimizer do you have, if you have one ?
PHP 5.2.x is known to be incompatible with older Zend Optimizer versions...
So maybe you simply got an old Zend Optimizer....latest is version 3.3.2, and I believe 3.2.8 is neeeded at very least ?
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Re:PHP5 fatal error when editing profile
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Date: 2007/10/22 22:34
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By: testings
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Status: User
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Hei!
I have the exact same problem when trying to edit the profile..
Censor: can you tell me what you did with your language files to make it work ?
By the way, i'm using php 5.2.4 and Zend Engine v2.2.0. I have two different pages.. on the same webhotel host, using the same version of php.
1. On this page it works ! Using joomla 1.0.12.. No new fields have been added.
2. These settings yields the fatal error. Using joomla 1.0.13, php 5.2.4. Several new fields are added, and everything is translated with joomfish from norwegian to english.
Lars
Post edited by: testings, at: 2007/10/22 22:37
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Re:PHP5 fatal error when editing profile
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Date: 2007/10/27 17:06
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By: ford
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This is the output of php -v:
PHP 5.2.4 with Suhosin-Patch 0.9.6.2 (cli) (built: Sep 22 2007 02:01:31)
Copyright (c) 1997-2007 The PHP Group
Zend Engine v2.2.0, Copyright (c) 1998-2007 Zend Technologies
It's simply a standard install. No Zend optimiser.
Ford
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Re:PHP5 fatal error when editing profile
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Date: 2007/10/28 21:28
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By: ford
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I was surfing the net when I found this. This relates to the PHP bug posting that I referred to earlier. It may (or may not) shed some light on what to do:
http://forums.modernbill.com/showthread.php?t=28203
Appears that this is not a ModernBill bug, sorry for assuming that. And a big thanks to Ben for his reply, I guess he doesn't mind me posting it here:
Quote:
Short story:
Remove the "::" in your package comments. It induces a php bug.
Long story:
It appears to be an obscure php bug that appears to have been introduced recently. It is trying to run defined() on your package comment which has a "::" in it. That is also the notation in php which separates a class from a method. For example: "class::method()". defined() is being used by us to see if a constant exists before trying to resolve it, but defined() also checks to see whether classes, methods, or functions exist.
What appears to be happening is defined() has a bug where it now fails to catch the error case when it is checking a method where the method's class does not exist.
For example, one of your package comments:
.. :: 1000 MB Webspace :: 100 GB Traffic :: ..
If that were a method, php would consider the text before the first "::" the class, and the text after the first "::" the method, so you have:
class: ".. "
method: " 1000 MB Webspace :: 100 GB Traffic :: .."
PHP's defined() looked up ".. " as a class, and failed to find it. Instead of catching the error as meaning that the string passed to defined() is not defined as a method and continuing to the next check, it handled it as a fatal error.
I have reported this to php:
http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=42770
Thank you for reporting the problem, and including all of the information we needed to find it.
Cheers,
Ben
~ Ben
~ ModernGigabyte, LLC
Ford
Post edited by: ford, at: 2007/10/28 21:29
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Re:PHP5 fatal error when editing profile
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Date: 2007/10/28 21:36
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By: ford
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That's it! I think I solved it.
In my first post describing this problem, I wrote:
PHP Fatal error: Class 'Brugernavn' not found in /usr/local/www/joomla/administrator/components/com_comprofiler/comprofile
r.class.php on line 1366
Well. When you look at the page where the user can edit his or her profile (task=userDetails), Brugernavn is written like this:
Brugernavn::
Notice the double colon! You have to remove the colon from the language file - it shouldn't be there! Let com_comprofiler output the colon.
Haven't tested it, but it should work!! PLEASE CONFIRM!!
Ford
Post edited by: ford, at: 2007/10/28 21:38
Post edited by: ford, at: 2007/10/28 21:39
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Re:PHP5 fatal error when editing profile
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Date: 2007/10/30 13:09
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By: plaursen
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Yep, it works
Thanks a lot!
Wonder which of all those colons could be left there...
BR
Per
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