WHOHOO!!! probme solved! (read: worked around)

i downloaded the older phpMyAdmin release and it worked perfectly!

could this be a bug in phpMyAdmin?

- Vic

victor wrote:
the error reportin value is marked specifically not to be touched, plus there are other things that are wroong like the values that i am inserting though the forms is not picked up...

- i will try an older relase see if it works better.

- vic

John W. Holmes wrote:

PHPMyAdmin probably requires a lower error_reporting level than you
have. You're just seeing NOTICES, not errors. Either adjust the
error_reporting in php.ini, an .htaccess file for this directory, or use
the error_reporting() function in the PHPMyAdmin script.

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-----Original Message-----
From: victor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 04, 2003 7:02 PM
To: Steve Keller
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PHP] unexpected warnings - what do they mean? -

phpMyAdmin -

also posted on the phpMyAdmin mailing list...

they the default lines of code form phpMyAdmin the newest one stable.
just installed it today, the lines are not modified they what the devs
made them...

- Vic

Steve Keller wrote:

At 2/4/2003 06:46 PM, you wrote:


i am getting the following warnings after i try to inser data into
some table cells i created. i have PHP Version 4.1.2 and MySQL
3.23.55. Apache 1.3.23. Redhat 7.3. oh, and i have php 4.3.0
installed, but i dont know how to make apche see it or use it. its

ina

different directory than the default redhat php which is what i am
using now. anyway, anybody knwo what these warnings mean?


It would help if we could see the affected lines of code.
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