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Always different error at the top of the page!

PostPosted: 19. October 2012 19:02
by Eatos
Hi! I recently installed XAMPP 1.8.1 (Control Panel v3.1.0 and running Windows 7)
But whenever I install a script in htdocs a different error appears at the top of every page. :shock:

Some examples:

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This happens everytime :roll:
When uploading the scripts to a webhosting site, they are working well. (without any errors)

Can anyone help me?

Re: Always different error at the top of the page!

PostPosted: 19. October 2012 19:22
by Altrea
Hi Eatos,

How should we help you without knowing the scripts?
The only thing i can recommend to you is to check if the scripts are compatible with PHP 5.4.
Maybe you can get them to work if you simple hide the messages.

That will not solve the issues, but without knowing the code noone can teach you how to modify it to get fully rid of the messages.

best wishes,
Altrea

Re: Always different error at the top of the page!

PostPosted: 19. October 2012 20:08
by Eatos
Thanks for replying. The problem is that the erros affect the website deeply, so hiding them is not a really helpful solution. When uploading the scripts to a webhosting site they work perfectly. In other words this happens only with localhost. :/

Re: Always different error at the top of the page!

PostPosted: 19. October 2012 21:16
by Altrea
Does your Online Host act with PHP 5.4 too?

Re: Always different error at the top of the page!

PostPosted: 19. October 2012 21:28
by Eatos
Altrea wrote:Does your Online Host act with PHP 5.4 too?


How can I find out this? (Sorry, I 'm not really good with that...)

Re: Always different error at the top of the page!

PostPosted: 19. October 2012 21:30
by Altrea

Re: Always different error at the top of the page!

PostPosted: 19. October 2012 21:38
by Eatos
Altrea wrote:http://php.net/manual/en/function.phpinfo.php


I 'm using 000webhost. :|

Re: Always different error at the top of the page!

PostPosted: 19. October 2012 21:52
by Altrea
What does that mean? you can't execute the php command phpinfo()?
Maybe you can execute the php command phpversion()