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Fatal error: Hmm - depth calc wrong, hit negatives, in silverstripe after doing a dev/build, it also says /htdocs/framework/core/manifest/ConfigStaticManifest.php on line 278?
Check for program structure whenever you see this kind of error in Silverstripe, make sure it's a valid PHP program, for example make sure all parenthesis and curly braces are properly closed.
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Out of the blue, my old website stopped loading content and I can't figure out why:
https://unwork.nu/#/design/cir5-catalog/
Attached screengrab of error:
Does anyone have any ideas? It it a server issue?
I've looked into the PHP files but I'm not versed enough.
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Upgrading an old application I inherited I run in quite some trouble.
Being new in php frameworks I am learning a lot..
Now, upgrading form laravel 5.8 to 6 I got the error:
"Call to undefined function array_except() " with reference to login/register.blade.php
I cannot find the "array_except()" anywhere in my whole application.
can someone help me and explain how I can solve this (and similar problems)
The function seems to be replaced from version 5.7 with Arr::except
https://laravel.com/docs/6.x/helpers#method-array-except
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I am trying to upload my sitemap to Google webmaster and received 1 error.
How can I fix with this error?
Error details: 1 Errors, 0 Warnings.
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We encountered an error while trying to access your Sitemap. Please ensure your Sitemap follows our guidelines and can be accessed at the location you provided and then resubmit.
Your sitemap is either configured incorrectly or doesn't exist on the link you've specified. The simplest way to add a sitemap is to use a plugin such as:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/google-sitemap-generator/
and then just submit the link to Google http://yoursite.com/sitemap.xml
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When someone tries to sign up to my website they keep getting this error code:
ERROR IP currently active
My question is how can I fix this in my sign up folder this is the only IP text I have so i'm unsure I bought the site yesterday.
i just want to know what i need to get rid of so i can get rid of that where it says ip currently active
Well, this is where that message is displayed (well, where it originates anyway):
$msg = "IP is currently active.";
So if you want to remove that message then you want to remove that line of code. Which in turn means you can remove the if block containing that line of code, since it would be empty. And unless anything else is using the results of the database query which drove that if block, you can remove that as well.
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I'm getting the error-message while executing a .php-file which has just 177 lines.
Background: this is a Wordperfect-Install, that same page executes fine for other records, but in the record which causes issues, I'm demo-ing some new shortcodes. It is not unlikely that I made a fault in these developments, but that is all done outside of the "crashing" file, so I wonder why it would appear there (and with such a strange line-no.) and not in the source that I modified...
In wp-config.php, I have set define('WP_DEBUG', true);
P.S: The exact error msg is:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected end of file in C:\xampp\htdocs\wp-content\themes\mytheme\single-record.php on line 179
Ok, with the help of fellow dev I found the solution: the guy who wrote the original code had used the short opening tags in PHP '<?' and apparently support for these needs to be enabled in the PHP.INI (which I had not done, 'coz I do not like them). So, after updating all tags to "decent PHP", the error is gone!