Chris Ross wrote:
Uwe Pross wrote:I am going to check this on my box. Maybe we should turn off warnings. I used a lot of tests like if($navigation_check) { ... } I think most warnings come from these contructs. I have a look if there is another way to avoid these warnings.If there's a risk that that variable doesn't exist, it should probably be: if (isset($navigation_check) && $navigation_check) { } There are a variety of such checking mechanism's in PHP. - Chris
This has probably already been checked, but the other obvious thing is to check if they are POST or GET variables, in which case you need $_POST["variablename"] instead of just $variablename in PHP installs configured that way.
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