Class 'parse_message' not found in C:\xampp\htdocs\Forum\por
Posted: 30. January 2010 11:38
Your Portal Version: 1.0.5
Your phpBB Type: Standard phpBB3
MODs installed: Yes
Your knowledge: Basic Knowledge
Boardlink: http://www.arvclub.co.uk
What have you done before the problem was there?
Upgraded to PHPBB v3.06
Upgraded to v1.05 of portal
I'm now getting this error message Class 'parse_message' not found in C:\xampp\htdocs\Forum\portal\block\welcome.php on line 21
This is on my local development system and not the live site
What have you already tryed to solve the problem?
I've rolled back to the previous version and started again. Checking each step very carefully but got exactly the same result
Description and Message
Sorry about the double post, I accidentally pressed return
I do have a number of mods but I'm thinking this might be related to moving the portal.php to the root and making it the default. I modifed the install instructions for functions.php to this
Any suggestions as to where I should look?
Regards
Doug
Your phpBB Type: Standard phpBB3
MODs installed: Yes
Your knowledge: Basic Knowledge
Boardlink: http://www.arvclub.co.uk
What have you done before the problem was there?
Upgraded to PHPBB v3.06
Upgraded to v1.05 of portal
I'm now getting this error message Class 'parse_message' not found in C:\xampp\htdocs\Forum\portal\block\welcome.php on line 21
This is on my local development system and not the live site
What have you already tryed to solve the problem?
I've rolled back to the previous version and started again. Checking each step very carefully but got exactly the same result
Description and Message
Sorry about the double post, I accidentally pressed return
I do have a number of mods but I'm thinking this might be related to moving the portal.php to the root and making it the default. I modifed the install instructions for functions.php to this
'U_PORTAL' => (isset($portal_config['portal_enable']) && $portal_config['portal_enable'] == true) ? append_sid("/portal.$phpEx") : '',
Any suggestions as to where I should look?
Regards
Doug