phpvms installation problem - "Strict Standards" errors

[hecrowell]

Hello



I seem to be having a problem with installing phpvms. I have followed all the available directions and still no joy.

I am installing on the x10 web free hosting. I have the database created and a user with all privileges.

FTP'd phpvms to the proper location. Removed the old local config.php. OK so far.
next I set privileges on all indicated folders/files to 777 as instructed and ran the installer. OH BOY - all tables created successfully!
Here's where I get into trouble...on the next screen , I get many (30 or more) Strict Standards: accessing static property PIREPAdmin errors and they all seem to point at the CondonModule.class.php and the CiteCMS php files.

Where do I start to fix this issue?

 

[bdistler]

next I set privileges on all indicated folders/files to 777 as instructed and ran the installer

as a start...
for x10hosting's free-hosting servers -make sure all file permissions are 0644 (rw-r--r--) and all folder permissions are 0755 (rwxr-xr-x)
777 will not work

 

[hecrowell]

bdistler: thanx for ur reply
I have set the folder/file permissions as you described - no joy. Thinking that I may have messed up something, I removed completely phpvms from the server, removed all of the tables from the database and uploaded phpvms again. I ran the installer and all seemed ok and tables built and all green. then, when I select next, here what is presented (too many chars for the post so I saved to text ile)

 

[Dead-i]

Hi hecrowell,

The PHP strict standards errors are being caused because of the source code of phpVMS is designed to work with an older version of PHP, and is using certain code incorrectly. On x10Hosting, we run modern versions of PHP, which is why you are seeing these messages. However, these are purely warnings, and in most cases, these will not stop the application from working correctly. You can hide them by using PHP's error_reporting() function, by blocking E_STRICT errors.

Thank you,

 

[hecrowell]

Dead-i
Thanks for the info. By no means am I talented in script writing, so googling "disabling Strict Standards warning" I came up with this addition to the phP.ini. Am I anywhere close?
error_reporting = E_ALL &~E_NOTICE &~E_STRICT

 

[AngusThermopyle]

You do not have access to php.ini

You need a PHP function call that you put at the top of a script.

 

[Dead-i]

Hi hecrowell,

We normally don't provide third party software support, but I've noticed that in the file "core/app.config.php", you can specify an ERROR_LEVEL on Line 33, which is set to E_ALL ^ E_NOTICE by default. If you change this value to the string you provided above, this should fix this.

Thank you,