Yes, that fixed the problem.
I changed the error reporting back to include E_STRICT & then replaced
the SMW_SpecialBrowse.php & SMW_SpecialSearchByProperty.php from
trunk. Reran, no error.
(I currently running SMW from the "last stable" rather than trunk, but
that doesn't seem to make a d
Hey,
The issue should be fixed on trunk now. If you can confirm this, that would
be nice :)
Cheers
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Thanks for the really speedy response!
That was exactly the deal: I normally set E_STRICT. When I turned it
off, the problem went away & the test worked.
I'm looking forward to trying SMW out; looks like a good fit to my
mapping web site.
Thanks!
John
On Aug 16, 2011, at 10:48 AM, Jer
Hey,
This is not really an error, but rather a warning. I'm looking into how to
get rid of it.
You can disable such warnings by adding this to your LocalSettings file:
error_reporting(E_ALL);
If you already have something like what's below, remove it:
error_reporting(E_ALL| E_STRICT);
Cheers
[I'm resending this since the previous send was bounced by the list
server, apparently for having rich text turned on]
I'm trying to install SemanticMediaWiki on a Mac PowerPC running
Leopard using a MAMP stack. I'm testing on a local box preparatory to
upload to the server.
I added the te