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I've turned off the accelerator to remedy the error. It was working fine in the betas before. Upgrade to the final went just fine, everything seemed to work until this started to pop up after every click
I didn't know if this was the same as a previous thread, the error was different. If what the previous thread says is the way to work around it, I'll do that instead for now

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[This message was edited by Charles Capps on November 05, 2002 at 10:31 AM.]

Please speak to your web hosting provider - they have PHP configured to have warnings on by default. The Accelerator does not currently run under those warnings.

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Charles Capps
Programmer, Infopop Corporation
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Hehe, I am the provider
I'm glad you pointed that out the warnings, I remember seeing those in the configuration file, never thought anything of it. Thanks for the quick reply, I'll see if this works and post if it does in case anyone else runs into the same problems

That solved it, in the configuration file for PHP

display_errors = On

That was the default, set it to off, all errors went away, again thanks!!

Ack! Wait, you want errors on - you just need to turn the warnings level down. Right now it's probably set to E_ALL - you just need E_FATAL and the other critical notices listed in the php.ini file.

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Charles Capps
Programmer, Infopop Corporation
Please do not contact me privately for support - post on the board or open a support ticket instead!

Ok, turned errors back on.
Set
error_reporting = E_ERROR

This is for the fatal only errors, everything seems to work fine, thanks for warning me about the warnings (hehe).