I loaded up another pure Microsoft Environment Windows 2003 and IIS 6.0. I am using the fresh beta code delivered on this instance. I wanted to see what I got when using the next levels of both PHP and MySQL.

These are the errors on top of the login.php in ADMIN when I click console.

Notice: Undefined index: timestamp in D:\projects\ubbthreads-7-0-b1\admin\login.php on line 311

Notice: Undefined index: timestamp in D:\projects\ubbthreads-7-0-b1\admin\login.php on line 335

Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at D:\projects\ubbthreads-7-0-b1\admin\login.php:311) in D:\projects\ubbthreads-7-0-b1\libs\ubbthreads.inc.php on line 781

Only this time it lets me at least get to the admin pages Rick instead of crashing me out... There are alot of other cache errors when I navigate admin pages. I will post them in a second as soon as I can get them together.


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General settings in Admin the top of the page gets this.

Notice: Undefined index: 10 in D:\projects\ubbthreads-7-0-b1\cache_builders\public_calendar.php on line 123

Notice: Undefined index: 13 in D:\projects\ubbthreads-7-0-b1\cache_builders\public_calendar.php on line 123

Notice: Undefined index: 14 in D:\projects\ubbthreads-7-0-b1\cache_builders\public_calendar.php on line 123

Notice: Undefined index: 23 in D:\projects\ubbthreads-7-0-b1\cache_builders\public_calendar.php on line 123

Notice: Undefined index: 28 in D:\projects\ubbthreads-7-0-b1\cache_builders\public_calendar.php on line 123

Notice: Undefined index: 30 in D:\projects\ubbthreads-7-0-b1\cache_builders\public_calendar.php on line 123

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Thanks Mors. Most of those are ok, it's just something I need to supress. Undefined indexes are normally when I'm trying to reference part of an array that doesn't exist yet. This happens on several pages before the forums are totally configured and setup, and also on the first visit to the control panel for that browser session. I'll be working on getting these cleaned up.

BTW I was able to suppress most of the errors by changing my php.ini ERRORS and LOGGING section from

This:
error_reporting = E_ALL; display all errors, warnings and notices

To This:

error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE

I made the change suggeste above and it still crashed. I will restart and check it again. MySQL 5.0 seems to do more cacheing or something. Not familiar with it yet.