Hi everyone!
I just updated J3.3.6 to J3.4 and CF automatically updated to some new version. Now the next warning appears in Designer/Events:
Warning: strlen() expects parameter 1 to be string, array given in /home/newebkub/newebkub.nichost.ru/docs/administrator/components/com_chronoforms5/chronoforms/events/event.php on line 34
Can anyone help with this?
Regards.
I just updated J3.3.6 to J3.4 and CF automatically updated to some new version. Now the next warning appears in Designer/Events:
Warning: strlen() expects parameter 1 to be string, array given in /home/newebkub/newebkub.nichost.ru/docs/administrator/components/com_chronoforms5/chronoforms/events/event.php on line 34
Can anyone help with this?
Regards.
Hi ikub,
The Quick fix is to set Error Reporting to System Default or none in the Site Global Configuration. That should hide any PHP Notices or Warnings.
Bob
The Quick fix is to set Error Reporting to System Default or none in the Site Global Configuration. That should hide any PHP Notices or Warnings.
Bob
Thanx, Bob.
I completely reinstall CF, restored my forms, but no effect.
When I create new form - everything is ok. But in restored forms this warning appears INSTEAD of Basic elements in Designer-Events tab.
I saw, there are some new features in CF, but... now rewriting the whole multipage form 😟 .
I completely reinstall CF, restored my forms, but no effect.
When I create new form - everything is ok. But in restored forms this warning appears INSTEAD of Basic elements in Designer-Events tab.
I saw, there are some new features in CF, but... now rewriting the whole multipage form 😟 .
Hi ikub,
What version of PHP do you have? The PHP manual shows a possible cause fixed in 5.3
Changelog ¶
Version Description
5.3.0 Prior versions treated arrays as the string Array, thus returning a string length of 5 and emitting an E_NOTICE level error.
You should still be able to fix this by setting Error Reporting to System Default or None.
Bob
What version of PHP do you have? The PHP manual shows a possible cause fixed in 5.3
Changelog ¶
Version Description
5.3.0 Prior versions treated arrays as the string Array, thus returning a string length of 5 and emitting an E_NOTICE level error.
You should still be able to fix this by setting Error Reporting to System Default or None.
Bob
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