PHP and MySQL advise?

[Wayne Luke]

This image - https://www.vbulletin.com/forum/file...9&d=1550002729

It is the only image of your site's front page in the topic.

[voyger]

I am sorry wayne still I don't understand is a old image my question is how can get read of that image and upgrade from PHP 7.1 to PHP 7.3 without have this error

sorry to be a pain would like to sort out this problem

[Mark.B]

I am sorry wayne still I don't understand is a old image my question is how can get read of that image and upgrade from PHP 7.1 to PHP 7.3 without have this error

sorry to be a pain would like to sort out this problem

Upgrading php is something your host would handle. We can't really provide any support for that.

[voyger]

Upgrading php is something your host would handle. We can't really provide any support for that.

look like we going round round bush
maybe i am not very clear on this i been in contact with mu host they saying the upgrade to PHP 7.3 is Available if I get error on front page is because is not compatible with PHP 7.3
so I need to change the code to be compatible can you tell us which code I have to change
must be a way to fix this problem

thanks for your patient

[Mark.B]

look like we going round round bush
maybe i am not very clear on this i been in contact with mu host they saying the upgrade to PHP 7.3 is Available if I get error on front page is because is not compatible with PHP 7.3
so I need to change the code to be compatible can you tell us which code I have to change
must be a way to fix this problem

thanks for your patient

Latest versions of vBulletin 5 are already compatible with php 7.1, 7.2 and 7.3. You don’t need to change any vBulletin code. If you have third party add-ons you should ask the author(s) for advice.

[voyger]

Latest versions of vBulletin 5 are already compatible with php 7.1, 7.2 and 7.3. You don’t need to change any vBulletin code. If you have third party add-ons you should ask the author(s) for advice.

are you guessing about

third party add-ons or what?
delete all

third party add-ons still get the same error,so where we go from here?

this is the error nothing to do with

third party add-ons

Warning: Use of undefined constant title - assumed 'title' (this will throw an Error in a future version of PHP) in /home/clients/21143e8b83f7568da4039b68d3d6faa4/prova/includes/vb5/template.php(369) : eval()'d code on line 23

[Wayne Luke]

I am sorry wayne still I don't understand is a old image my question is how can get read of that image and upgrade from PHP 7.1 to PHP 7.3 without have this error

sorry to be a pain would like to sort out this problem

I gave you the solution to this issue over a week ago.


To remove the "ERROR" you need to edit your php.ini file and change this line:

display_errors 1

To

display_errors 0

This is a server configuration file that exists on every server running PHP. If you do not have access to this file, then you must have your hosting provider to make this change for you.

[voyger]

thanks wayne for kindly replay and sorry if I stress you up I am bit hard to understand
i have access to the server can you tell me where i can found this PHP.ini files

again thanks for your patient

[Wayne Luke]

Please see post #25 that shows how you can determine where your php.ini file is located.

https://www.vbulletin.com/forum/foru...92#post4408492

According to the image you posted in post #28, your php.ini is in /opt/php7,3/lib/php.ini. I stated this in post #27.

https://www.vbulletin.com/forum/file...8&d=1550002711

[voyger]

would like to thankyou very much special to wayne and the all VB team for e great support and patience
wishing you a happy valentine day

@ wayne thanks done edit the PHP.ini as you said on post above work lovely
I am very sorry if I did stress you up,i am learn the hard way
regards