[Forum] Errors being generated in Attachment Manager

[BonsaiNut]

I am continuing to slay bugs/glitches associated with a server move. I just moved from a shared server to a cloud server and paid to have someone migrate the site, and there are still a number of unresolved issues - most of which have been due to be paths, etc. None of these issues were apparent on the old site.

Right now if I enter CP/attachments/attachment manager and click on any of the file types (bmp, jpg, etc), the text box comes up with attachment type options, but then is immediately followed by a string of errors:

Warning: Illegal string offset 'package' in [path]/admincp/attachment.php on line 1368

Warning: Illegal string offset 'class' in [path]/admincp/attachment.php on line 1369

Warning: Illegal string offset 'package' in [path]/admincp/attachment.php on line 1368

Warning: Illegal string offset 'class' in [path]/admincp/attachment.php on line 1369

Warning: Illegal string offset 'package' in [path]/admincp/attachment.php on line 1368

Warning: Illegal string offset 'class' in [path]/admincp/attachment.php on line 1369

Warning: Illegal string offset 'package' in [path]/admincp/attachment.php on line 1381

Warning: Illegal string offset 'package' in [path]/admincp/attachment.php on line 1382

Warning: Illegal string offset 'class' in [path]/admincp/attachment.php on line 1382

Warning: Illegal string offset 'package' in [path]/admincp/attachment.php on line 1381

Warning: Illegal string offset 'package' in [path]/admincp/attachment.php on line 1382

Warning: Illegal string offset 'class' in [path]/admincp/attachment.php on line 1382

Warning: Illegal string offset 'package' in [path]/admincp/attachment.php on line 1381

Warning: Illegal string offset 'package' in [path]/admincp/attachment.php on line 1382

Warning: Illegal string offset 'class' in [path]/admincp/attachment.php on line 1382

I wish my coding skills were up to snuff so I could chase this down. A little help and I'll continue to chip away at it.

[Hartmut]

What Version of PHP do you use at your new hoster? For example PHP 5.4.4 is not supported and could cause this error message.

[BonsaiNut]

What Version of PHP do you use at your new hoster? For example PHP 5.4.4 is not supported and could cause this error message.

Current PHP: PHP 5.2.17

Settings:

Default PHP Version (.php files)	5
PHP 5 Handler	suphp
PHP 4 Handler	none
Apache suEXEC	on
Apache Ruid2	off

- - - Updated - - -

Hold on - they lied to me Actually the php that is installed is 5.4.6

Any recommendation for a version to step it back to?

[BonsaiNut]

They rolled back PHP to version 5.2.17 this am, and all of these errors went away. The site is also about twice as fast, and some other weird glitches have disappeared as well.

[aaraam]

I also have same error
I use PHP 5.4.12

Do you have any plan to upgrade to support latest PHP?

[Trevor Hannant]

Yes, work has been done to make vB4 PHP 5.4 compatible and will come in a forthcoming release.

[TundraSoul]

Yes, work has been done to make vB4 PHP 5.4 compatible and will come in a forthcoming release.

I also have this error using 5.4.13. Please advise when the software has been fixed.

[Wayne Luke]

Add the following line to your config.php:

error_reporting (0);

These warnings (they aren't errors) will go away. It won't fix all the issues with PHP 5.4.18 but it will fix these.