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When I am using my code in wamp (old php 3.2 may be) there is no warning or note but when I run the same code it is giving me a warning or a note:
Notice: Undefined index: emailseaech in
C:\xampp\htdocs\employee\RecruitingProcess\manageuser\pages\defaultresume.php
on line 6
for this
$emailseaech = $_GET["emailseaech"];
I am using ajax http to read the date passing value.
$emailseaech = '';
if(!empty($_GET["emailseaech"]))
$emailseaech=$_GET["emailseaech"];
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I keep getting these messages on my custom post pages on my wordpress site....
Warning: Use of undefined constant php - assumed 'php' (this will throw an Error in a future version of PHP) in /home/customer/www/stayjam.show/public_html/wp-content/themes/flatsome-child/template-parts/portfolio/single-portfolio-sidebar-right.php on line 1
Here is my line 1 but I can't figure out what I need to do!
<?php#
get_template_part('template-parts/portfolio/portfolio-title', flatsome_option('portfolio_title'));
?>
I'm assuming the warning is given as undefined constant php due to the opening tag in your php file.
Try to ensure the file is enclosed with <?php ?> tags.
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I am trying to restore my old site which was built on PHP 5.6;
the following code is causing a 500 Error It has something to do with the session_start however I don't know how I can fix this to work.
Please could someone take a look and find a possible solution.
<?php
session_start();
include('_config/logged-out.php');
$login = clean($_GET[login]);
if(isset($_SESSION[usr_name]) && isset($_SESSION[usr_level]) && login!=logout) echo('<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0;url=https://example.com" />'); else { } ?>
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Warning: Use of undefined constant id - assumed 'id' (this will throw an Error in a future version of PHP) in /home/conteud2/public_html/include/meta.php on line 114
variate code using {var2[id]} no solution
Code in on comment below
You can check the issue on page https://www.conteudoanimal.vet.br/racaseespecies/anfibios/ver.php?id=5
Server runs PHP7 at moment
Thanks in advance for any help !
So it basically means that id isn't a constant.
It either should be $id, or 'id', also the var2 should be $var2.
Try the following code:
"{$var2['id']}"
Or
"{$var2[$id]}"
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I have this error appear after to defined the constant
how to resolve ?
Warning: Use of undefined constant MODULE_HEADER_BREADCRUMP_STATUS - assumed 'MODULE_HEADER_BREADCRUMP_STATUS' (this will throw an Error in a future version of PHP) in /var/www/clients/client1/web13/web/boutique/sources/template/Default/files/breadcrumb.php on line 22
my line
if (defined(MODULE_HEADER_BREADCRUMP_STATUS)) {
if (MODULE_HEADER_BREADCRUMP_STATUS != 'True' || empty(MODULE_HEADER_BREADCRUMP_TITLE) ) {...
}
}
When checking to see if a constant is defined, add quotes around it:
if(defined("MODULE_HEADER_BREADCRUMP_STATUS"))
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What is wrong with my code as I'm getting this error:
PHP Notice: Use of undefined constant blocked - assumed 'blocked' in /home/public_html/message.php on line 11
Your code is like,
$curblocked = $result[blocked];
But it should be like,
$curblocked = $result['blocked'];
just replace $result[blocked] with $result['blocked']