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Not yet compatible with PHP 5?
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TOPIC: Not yet compatible with PHP 5?
#6010
Not yet compatible with PHP 5? 14 Years ago Karma: 0
Hey there,

I was wondering, why I (sometimes) get a white screen, when using Multisite. Somewhere in the forum, it says that it's probably a php parsing error, so I turned on error logging. And I got the following error:

Code:

03 Dec 2010 15:40:41,"/homepages/29/d133797749/htdocs/multisite_master/configuration.php: 7","() Non-static method Jms2Win::matchSlaveSite() should not be called statically"


When I fixed it, by declaring it a static function I got the next error:

Code:


03 Dec 2010 15:52:31,"/homepages/29/d133797749/htdocs/multisite_master/includes/multisites.php: 414","() Non-static method Jms2Win::_getCurrentURL() should not be called statically"



This could probably go on for a while, since the whole code is still PHP 4.

What really bugs me, is that this error does not always result in a white page. It seems like (it sounds crazy) different slave sites react differently to this error. I know that this does not make sense.
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Re: Not yet compatible with PHP 5? 14 Years ago Karma: 54
The "non static" message are warning that can not create a white page.

White page can be resulting of a FATAL error and not from a warning.

If you have a white page and runing under cPanel, you perhaps have a "error_log" file that would provide more info on the fatal error and the source that generate this fatal error.

As you seems have a log with "warning", I suppose you can have a look if you have a fatal error somewhere.

You may have 2 error_log file. One in the root and another one in the '/administrator' directory.
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