Installed PHP with IIS, but get a notice.

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Here is what I get when I load my first php site. After I installed php (instashield), did I need to give permissions to something else? If so please outline it simply. I searched on these forums but the closest I came to this was giving security permissions to my site folder to access php. Not sure how to do that in IIS. The security tab seemed to just reflect the username & password of the user accounts on my computer.

Notice: Use of undefined constant HTTP_USER_AGENT - assumed 'HTTP_USER_AGENT' in D:\Web Site Server\mysitefolder_lib\browserDetector.php on line 62

Thanks for any help.

jimson

Notice: Use of undefined constant HTTP_USER_AGENT - assumed 'HTTP_USER_AGENT' in D:\Web Site Server\mysitefolder_lib\browserDetector.php on line 62

this is the script problem

change the 'HTTP_USER_AGENT' in line 62 on browserDetector.php

$_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'];

PushPad

Wish I was more programming literate. What exactly would I change...

Why would this page work on another php setup server and not mine?

Here are lines 53 to76 of the browserDetector.php:

'****************************************/
class BrowserDetector
{ var $UA = "";
var $BROWSER = "Unknown";
var $PLATFORM = "Unknown";
var $VERSION = "";
var $MAJORVER = "";
var $MINORVER = "";

/* START CONSTRUCTOR */

function BrowserDetector()
{ $this->UA = getenv(HTTP_USER_AGENT);
$preparens = "";
$parens = "";
$postparens = "";
$i = strpos($this->UA, "(");
if ($i >= 0)
{ $preparens = trim(substr($this->UA,0,$i));
$parensTMP = substr($this->UA,$i+1,strlen($this->UA));
$j = strpos($parensTMP, ")");
if($j>=0)
{ $parens = substr($parensTMP,0,$j);
$postparens = trim(substr($parensTMP,$j+1,strlen($parensTMP)));
}

FoxhoundX

I believe it should be

{ $this->UA = $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'];

PushPad

You guys are great! Thanks for your help...now when turn the notices back on in the phpini file...no error.

Thanks!

jimson

i don't know where you got that script, but in order to compatible with the rest of your script... i think u better

define('HTTP_USER_AGENT', $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT']);

who knows there is another HTTP_USER_AGENT in other page?