Thread: Missing "ss_divider" notification; php error ? [Solved]

Started: March 9, 2010, 03:56 AM  ⋅  Zone: Public Forums  ⋅  Category: Bugs & Troubleshooting  ⋅  Posts: 3  ⋅  Views 282
Started by: Footman  ⋅  Description: Compare the skin_config.php files and copy the snippet over if you're using a v1.20 template.
Post #1
Member: Footman  ⋅  Date: March 9, 2010, 03:56 AM  ⋅ Subject: "php error ?"

After finally choosing a new host and copying all the files from one server to another I though things looked fine, but I did get the following error message:

PHP Errors: [2010/03/08-22:51:21]

Notice: Undefined index: ss_divider in /usr/local/apache/sites/****/domain.com/htdocs/core/class_templates.php on line 1966

A re-uploading error maybe?

Post #2
Member: Markus  ⋅  Date: March 9, 2010, 05:31 AM  ⋅ Subject: "Re: php error ?"

You just need to look at the two skin_config.php files and copy over the $skin['ss_divider'] (slipstream divider character) snippet from the new /pro/skin_config.php to your active skin's skin_config.php file. This used to be hard-coded in 1.20, and was put into templates in 1.21.

Your new host would have notification level error reporting switched on, and that's what causes the difference here. This will have gone into the error logs instead of being displayed on-screen on your old server; I assume they forced it off, disabling the iWiccle error capture from showing it.

On that note, you can control the internal error reporting by changing the switches in the beginning of the /core/variables.php.

Post #3
Member: Footman  ⋅  Date: March 9, 2010, 01:28 PM  ⋅ Subject: "Re: Missing "

Thanks Markus. I've found a few other little things need tweeking since the change in hosts. I'll start another thread for those...

 

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