What does this mean ?

Anon

Im coding a PHP-MySQL-IIS4 website on win32. When time come to upload the files to apache webserver... i got some errors i dont know what they mean:

Error #1
Fatal error: link is already a function or class in ../../inc/classes.php on line 421

-line 421 is the beginning of class link declaration. This error must be based in some sort of platforms differences or something.

Error #2
Warning: GLOBAL variable declaration meaningless in main() scope in ../../inc/myfuncs.php on line 15

it refers a var i use to point to a include files. Line 15 is "global $myvar;"

anyone knows this type of errors ? can u give clues to what might be causing then ?

thx

Pedro

Anon

Apache + IIS?

#1 => probably declared the class and or construtor twice.

(written the same stuff twice)

Not sure about the others... I never use globals in simple script like php

Billy

Anon

The second message is informational. You are declaring a variable as GLOBAL in a part of your code that is not a function or subroutine, so it is meaningless because all variables in the main body of a program are global by default.

Anon

Only IIS.

#2 -> richard pointed out the error

Error #1
Fatal error: link is already a function or class in ../../inc/classes.php on line 421

#1 - i checked and double-checked the source, and i sure i dont declare the class or the contrutor twice, nor i declare functions or vars in other parts of the code with the name of 'link'.

More info that might help:
- i use require func to include classes.php
- is by any chance 'link' a reserved word in apache (or phpmod to apache) and not in IIS ?
- what about object destruction ? i use 'obj=NULL;'

Pedro