PHP Errors

[jmann1]

Nice script so far! I have a few issues that are not affecting functionality, but may be a little troublesome for those who have enabled error display.

On the main login screen, there are two messages:

Notice: Undefined index: email in C:\WAMP\www\login.php on line 4
Notice: Undefined index: Submit in C:\WAMP\www\login.php on line 6

and..

After logging in, on the Settings page:

Notice: Undefined index: Submit in C:\WAMP\www\settings.php on line 11

I'm sure this is an easy fix, but like most others here, I'm no PHP expert.

Regards..

[pbu]

weird error! have you checked for php tags, single quotes etc..

[jmann1]

Originally Posted by pbu

weird error! have you checked for php tags, single quotes etc..

I managed to get the first error to go away by moving the variable definition '$user_email' inside the 'if' statement just below it.

I still can't get either of the 'Submit' errors to go away though.


All the php tags appear to be in the right places.

The script is right out of the box. Other than what I mentioned above, I've made no changes.

[jmann1]

-- SOLVED --

Add '@' in front the '$' in any lines containing "if ($_POST['Submit']=='<button text>').

For example: "if (@$_POST['Submit']=='Change')" or "if (@$_POST['Submit']=='Submit')"

[pbu]

great job

[ledenjes]

If you get these kind of errors in your pages (mainly on your local server, such as Xampp of EasyPHP):

$msg"; } /* ****************************** END ******************************* */ ?>

or

$_GET[msg]"; } ?>

You can easily resolve them by changing <? to <?php in your PHP pages (for instance, myaccount.php and login.php).

It is said that using <? instead of <?php can lead to errors.

But man, besides this minor issue, the PHP Login Script is simply awesome !!

[warriors1021]

which version are you using?

[ledenjes]

Originally Posted by warriors1021

which version are you using?

Formerly, I used version 2.1. The errors I prescribed were from this version.

Yesterday evening, I switched to version 2.3. I must admit, in version 2.3 a lot of these errors have been resolved, however not entirely. You should look for <? in all the php files and replace them all with <?php.

Besides, version 2.3 has some new coding errors, I believe, for instance login.php. No errors are shown when you enter false login information. Also the file activate.php is incomplete. The fill in (text area) fields are missing. I'm now looking on how to fix it, with the help of the file activate.php from version 2.1.

[warriors1021]

what seems to be the problem in v2.3, havent tried all the files for myself yet?

[warriors1021]

i experienced the login error already, you get an error using the correct user name and wrong password. BUT you dont get an error if you use the wrong user name... probably not too hard to fix

haven't tested anything else yet.

[ledenjes]

I found out that the file activate.php is not incomplete. Since version 2.3 this file now automatically activates the user. In version 2.1 the user had to manually type in the given activation code.

Furthermore, I found out that I made a mistake in the register.php file, myself. I left a space between value="Check Availability" and >, after translating the file into my own language. Because of this, the button no longer functioned.