Need urget help with Errors....

kmattera

Hi all,

First of all, I am NOT a PHP coder but manage the server that hosts several websites.

We have a client that has a PHP calendar application. For some reason when she tries to log into the admin page, she gets a "Notice: Undefined variable: submit in d:............ on line 5".

The only thing that I can think of is that I upgraded to PHP5 back in November.

When I bring up the phpinfo.php page, I get the following errors:

"Warning: Unknown(D:\Directory\Folder\Sub\Sub\admin\phpinfo.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in Unknown on line 0"

"Warning: (null)(): Failed opening'D:\Directory\Folder\Sub\Sub\admin\phpinfo.php' for inclusion (include_path='.;c:\php4\pear') in Unknown on line 0"

So I don't know if I need to reinstall PHP4, or if that will mess things up even worse. Is there usually something within the code that designates whether it uses PHP4 or PHP5?

Thanks in advance for any help!!

Kellie

php3ch0

Looks like a missing file

thorpe

The error your client is getting...

"Notice: Undefined variable: submit in d:............ on line 5".

is often caused by register_globals being off by default in php now, where it used to be on. This is a security precaution and should be left as it is. Your client should update there code to work with this. You can let them know that register_globals is off, and they should be able to find plenty of resources letting them know how to fix there code.

As for the other errors, they may be permissions issues, but I'm not 100% sure. The second one seems that you may need to edit your include_path variable in the php.ini file.

kmattera

Thanks. Let me ask... .is it possible to have 2 different versions of PHP on the same server? I found 2 PHP directories... one on C:/php/ and one in c:/program Files/php4. How can I tell which one goes with which app? And is there a way to tell which version is which?

We have one client who uses a PHP calendar App that is perfectly fine. The 2nd client is having the issue where they didn't before I upgraded. I believe it was PHP3 prior and I've upgraded to 4.4

Any thoughts?

kmattera

I think I figured it out. Whenever the upgrade took place a couple of months ago, the mappings within IIS did not get updated for this particular client. As soon as I changed the *.php mapping to the correct location, it works again! YEA!