Errors using PHP5.5

[Lufttaxi]

Hello.

At the moment we are using a free web service. The provider updated PHP from version 5.4.x to 5.5 two nights ago ... and there our problems have begun. Nobody of us can book a flight or accept them. And the layout of the site is (in cause of the following error messages) not available.

Warning: Creating default object from empty value in /users/lufttaxi/www/phpvms/core/classes/Vars.class.php on line 74

Fatal error: Cannot re-assign auto-global variable _FILES in /users/lufttaxi/www/phpvms/core/common/PilotData.class.php on line 436

We are using the latest phpVMS version (Version 2.1.934).

You can see it on http://vms.lufttaxi.square7.de/ (sry for the advertisements or others ... if they come)

[Oxymoron290]

Referencing Issue #102

I develop in a php5.4 environment also, and normally before submitting pull requests ill undo this fix to keep it uniform with the current installation. Check out commit a18d2d8 this is normally how I suppress the 5.4 strict standards, but I'm not sure if it's desirable.

Note: This commit undoes the suppression, which I accidentally added in commit b8f8681

This issue also applies to the following Issues #101, #77 (fixed in #84), and #91

You could try downloading the development branch and use that although I don't suggest that as it is considered "unstable" However, you can look at the commits, and pull requests associated with these issues to help resolve your issues.

[Oxymoron290]

Basically, these issues are what I have been catering to lately along with Kyle (Vansers), and If you review my commits on this project you will be able to see how to resolve them.

Code Buffet:
change core/common/PilotData.class.php on line 436

from:
public static function saveAvatar($code, $pilotid, $_FILES) {

to:
public static function saveAvatar($code, $pilotid) {

Then look at the bit on core/classes/Vars.class.php that looks like this:

    public static function setParameters()
    {
        self::$post = new stdClass();
        self::$get =  new stdClass();
        foreach($_POST as $key=>$value)
        {
            self::$post->$key = self::cleaned($value);
        }
        foreach($_GET as $key=>$value)
        {
            self::$get->$key = self::cleaned($value);
        }
        foreach($_REQUEST as $key=>$value)
        {
            self::$request->$key = self::cleaned($value);
        }
    }

after the 4th line there self::$get = new stdClass(); on the next line add self::$request = new stdClass();

[Oxymoron290]

Waiting on a reply

[Oxymoron290]

Is this issue resolved for you at this time?

[sergioag]

This should be closed. See #128