PHP Errors.
I am new to PHP as some of you have already found out. I don't know any of the errors or the common fixes for them like I do with ASP. I am now getting an error that states..
Warning: Undefined variable: dircreate in D:\MainWeb\php\files\mkdir.php on line 18I know what it's saying and I looked at the code and found the variable it's talking about. The variable is being used like this though...
// if form has been submitted
if($dircreate)Is there a better way to check for that variable?
Does this mean the form shouldn't work?
Mark Hensler posted this at 23:14 — 23rd March 2001.
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I have seen that error once myself... when I was configuring PHP for my cousins' NT box. I spent a while going through all the configs, and looking at my script (which worked on other servers), but couldn't find anything. Time was running out and I needed to leave soon, so as a last ditch effort, I coppied the php.ini file from my PC to his, and it fixed it.
So, it's some PHP settings on the server. But I still don't know exactly what it was.
What the error means, is that you've not given the variable a value yet, so you can't evaluate it. You could try:
if (isset($dircreate))
Mark Hensler
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trungson posted this at 05:59 — 24th March 2001.
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It's just a warning and not a fatal error.
If you use error reporting level of 15, it'll give that.
artsapimp posted this at 06:05 — 24th March 2001.
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How would I change the reporting level?
trungson posted this at 05:48 — 27th March 2001.
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php.net/error_reporting
Mark Hensler posted this at 08:44 — 27th March 2001.
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what level do you recommend?
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