> I'm talking about the warnings, such as
>
> > Warning: Use of undefined constant GENERATE_BROWSER_CONSTANTS - assumed
> > 'GENERATE_BROWSER_CONSTANTS' in
>
> Myself, I like to develop with all errors and warnings enabled. IMHO,
this isn't a 'bug', but should still be 'corrected' :)
In fact, warnings should probably always be on, as is the default in
php.ini. If the system is complaining about constants that are missing, it
seems likely that they were deleted somewhere (in this case, in
global_settings). Another error Shawn reports is about duplicate
definitions of constants. That's even worse because it probably means the
language file is getting included twice. I'm sure these bugs aren't in the
distribution.
What's confusing, Shawn, is that you suggest that your code isn't producing
these errors on another server. Does THAT server have warnings turned off
too? Just to be clear, turning off the warning messages isn't really
solving your problems, it's just hiding them from you.
Leon
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