Storage B

Apparently VeoWeb.Net¹ upgraded PHP. This introduced a bug (feature?) which caused the above warning to be displayed even though the php script appears to work correctly.

Here’s the solution:

The offending line looks something like this:
include($URL) ;

Replacing it with this:
@include($URL) ;

fixes this problem.

1. Now defunct.

3 Comments »

1. Hi, having a similar problem. But, to let you know, the at (@) sign doesn’t fix the problem, @ just simply quiets the warning. So, it’s still there, it’s just not telling you about it anymore.

   Alan — June 10, 2004 @ 2:17 am

2. I treid it with the @ and it doesn’t fix the problem! I also tried to change the inclusion from getting a http:// into a local file /http/home/www …
   Nothing helps.
   Still this error on my site

   greg — July 7, 2004 @ 2:04 am

3. Thanks a ton rlrr, I was freaking out because of those stupid errors… I checked my coding and everything, I wasn’t sure what exactly was going wrong… The whole @ thing works… It may not fix the problem but it does hide the error messages, which is enough to please me.

   Mitecha — October 19, 2004 @ 8:28 pm

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