1 vam23 Aug 08, 2009 01:48
3 tblue Aug 08, 2009 12:17
In the specified file/lines you should see something like:
ini_set( 'some string', 1 );
Prepend an @ symbol to "ini_set", e. g.:
@ini_set( 'some string', 1 );
This will suppress the PHP warnings.
4 vam23 Aug 08, 2009 19:55
Hey, thanks a lot Filthio and Tblue.
I just set the variables to false in the specified file/lines and it worked! :) If I have more problems later, I will do the @ thing Tblue proposed.
And you were right Filthio, my host has the ini_set() disabled, after your reply I went to their forums and found out about it.
Thanx guys.
This is probably not an issue with B2evo. Chances are your host has disabled the php function ini_set(). You will need to get in touch with their support service.