Use of undefined constant

Era posted this at 14:57 — 2nd February 2003.

Joined: Nov 2002

I'm not sure whether it's Php itself or the script I'm using (Gammasoft.co.uk's Ionpanel 1.2), but I always get errors all over my website (eracreations.com) like these:

Quote:
Notice: Use of undefined constant nid - assumed 'nid' in c:\hosted\silver\eracreations\html\index.php on line 195

Notice: Use of undefined constant subject - assumed 'subject' in c:\hosted\silver\eracreations\html\index.php on line 195

Notice: Use of undefined constant author - assumed 'author' in c:\hosted\silver\eracreations\html\index.php on line 196

Notice: Use of undefined constant email - assumed 'email' in c:\hosted\silver\eracreations\html\index.php on line 196

Notice: Use of undefined constant date - assumed 'date' in c:\hosted\silver\eracreations\html\index.php on line 197

This never happened to me before, but I looked all over in script's files and I couldn't find anything to do with undefined constants and variables.

ROB posted this at 16:02 — 2nd February 2003.

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Joined: Oct 1999

it's just a sloppily coded script. most likely it's from using array indexes such as $array

rather than $array['index']

in php.ini you can set:
error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE

or at the top of the script you can add:
error_reporting(E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE);

or you can go through and fix all the mistakes