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sjeeps
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Hi,
I keep getting these errors in my site's erro_log:
I'm running php 5.2.2
What is it?!
I keep getting these errors in my site's erro_log:
[17-Jul-2007 18:17:22] PHP Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in /home/xxxx/public_html/library/Vanilla/Vanilla.Control.DiscussionForm.php on line 163
[17-Jul-2007 22:53:27] PHP Notice: Undefined index: REWRITE_/ in /home/xxxx/public_html/library/Framework/Framework.Functions.php on line 530
I'm running php 5.2.2
What is it?!
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I keep getting this errors:
[22-Jul-2007 19:58:43] PHP Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in /home/xxxx/public_html/library/Vanilla/Vanilla.Control.DiscussionForm.php on line 163
[22-Jul-2007 21:59:33] PHP Notice: Undefined index: REWRITE_/ in /home/xxxx/public_html/library/Framework/Framework.Functions.php on line 530
Anybody knows what it is or what went wrong?!
I would first suspect the extensions. Maybe one is calling GetUrl with "/" as the page name.
I don't see how the other is happening, unless somebody's delegate is erasing the Comment object within DiscussionForm.
@sjeeps: could you list the extensions you have installed?
Category Jumper
Contact Form
Html Formatter
JQMedia
JQuery
Meta tags
Nuggets
Page Manager
Preview Post
Rss2 Feed
Who's Online
Thank you.
If you could provide one or more entries from your access log that match up to the error log messages, that might help.
For the moment, disable all the add-ons and re-enable them one by one while tailing the log file. This should help narrow down where the error is stemming from. If this is occurring within Vanilla by default without any add-ons then it would be an issue to bring up to Mark so he can figure out what's causing it.
Also, I forgot to ask: are you using the default theme?
In the meantime (while we're smoking this out), I wouldn't worry about the size of the error log until it gets in the gigabytes.
This is bugging me...kind of obsessing over it now :P
The theme you're using -- is it one of the ones available here, or a custom job? It might help if I could look at the theme files.
The only way to really figure this out is if you switch everything back to default as far as themes go and disable all add-ons and give it a proper work-out while tailing the log. At the very least switch the theme to default for a few minutes and see if it throws the error when you log out and other places. Then you'll have a better idea where its stemming from. Otherwise we're stabbing in the dark here.