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Andreas Norman
(@subzane)

21 years, 1 month ago

I posted about this in august last year, but sadly it’s not fixed =(
I get a great number of Warnings and Notices on every single page just because of sloppy coding…wordpress might actually be a good blogger, but I’ll never know since I get the feeling of sloppy programming when I see all the warnings and I don’t wish to depend on a script like that.
I’ll keep download the new versions and test them, but honestly, I’ll never use them if I get errors like this

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NuclearMoose
(@nuclearmoose)

21 years, 1 month ago

Please do post your well-written and thoroughly tested solutions for the benefit of the community. It would be much appreciated.
Craig.

alexkingorg
(@alexkingorg)

21 years, 1 month ago

What warnings and notices?

Moderator Matt Mullenweg
(@matt)

21 years, 1 month ago

In my installation of WP 1.0.1 and 1.1 with E_ALL enabled I don’t see any warnings or notices.

Thread Starter Andreas Norman
(@subzane)

21 years, 1 month ago

must be my computer then…I’ll have some screendumps…that might help
Creating the config with the webtool (it failed)
https://dev.seduction747.com/create_config_1.gif
https://dev.seduction747.com/create_config_finished.gif
My own config (modified the sample)
https://dev.seduction747.com/config.gif
Installation steps after creating and using my own config
https://dev.seduction747.com/install.gif
https://dev.seduction747.com/step1.gif
https://dev.seduction747.com/step3.gif

Moderator Matt Mullenweg
(@matt)

21 years, 1 month ago

Okay, those actually aren’t E_ALL errors, except for that first one. The errors with install-config.php are saying basically that it can’t write to the file, and they’d be displayed no matter what. This could have to do with your server settings or file permissions.
Your other errors were problems with 1.0 that have been fixed, if not in 1.0.1 then in the CVS. (I can’t remember at the moment.) You can download a nightly build to see if the problem is still there.

Thread Starter Andreas Norman
(@subzane)

21 years, 1 month ago

ok…but since my “server” is my localhost on winXP I have no file persmissions to talk about…they are all free for all if you know what I mean.
and the version I’m using is called “wordpress-1.0.1-miles.zip” so some errors might have been missed?
anyhow, after the manual config and installation-wizard (with all the errors) it works.. or it seems to work anyway…but I really don’t trust it 100% when I get a bunch of errors during install ??

Laughinglizard
(@laughinglizard)

21 years, 1 month ago

@subzane: Yes you do have permissions. Right click on the file or folder and go to properties and then click on the security tab.

Thread Starter Andreas Norman
(@subzane)

21 years, 1 month ago

yes, but by default created folders allow the administrator to do whatever he wants

Anonymous

21 years ago

I have to agree with subzane. I was surprised by all the notices and warnings, mostly as a result of undefined variables and undefined indices on arrays.
Instead of
if ($HTTP_POST_VARS[‘step’])
it should be
if (isset($_POST[‘step’] && !empty($_POST[‘step’]))

Anonymous

21 years ago

No effort involved in being W3C compliant. It is much harder work not to.

venatyr
(@venatyr)

21 years ago

Yeah that’s true. ??
I just want the PHP Notices to stop.
I have to explicately disable NOTICES when showing WordPress pages.