3.0.8 includes/functions.php

[eng]

Getting this error after upgrading to 3.0.8 from 3.0.7

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /includes/functions.php on line 3120

3.0.8 = foreach ($accesscache["$user[userid]"] AS $forumid => $accessmask)
3.0.7 = foreach ($accesscache AS $forumid => $accessmask)

Changing include/functions.php back to the 3.0.7 version got rid of the error.

Any ideas on why this error is happening?

[Jose Amaral Rego]

Ah, the first victim of the upgrade. I hope u made a backup of 3.0.7 and tested your backup.

[Freddie Bingham]

What page was throwing this error? All?

I think this could happen if the viewing user, which I assume was you, has access masks enabled but doesn't actually have any in the database. Could you send me an ftp login and the vB login of the user with this issue, so that I could look at this further?

[eng]

What page was throwing this error? All?

I think this could happen if the viewing user, which I assume was you, has access masks enabled but doesn't actually have any in the database. Could you send me an ftp login and the vB login of the user with this issue, so that I could look at this further?

Yeah, all of them.

Yes, I have access masks enabled but mine are currently all set to default so I don't have anything in the access db.

How to send you the login information? Submit a ticket?

[Freddie Bingham]

You can do it that way or just email me freddie at vbulletin dot com

[eng]

You can do it that way or just email me freddie at vbulletin dot com

I submited a ticket, ID: 129942

Thanks for the quick response.

[Chris04WRX]

I am getting the same error:

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /includes/functions.php on line 3120

I get a blank white page with that displayed upon attempting to login to the Admin CP and it also displays on top of all of the forum pages.

Good thing I always make a backup. I will be returning to 3.0.7.

[Fusion]

I also experience the exact same thing with my upgrade, so these's definately something off here.

[Citizen E]

My upgrade went about as smooth as expected. Perhaps there is something else causing the problem?

[Steve Machol]

I also experience the exact same thing with my upgrade, so these's definately something off here.

Given the multiple reports of this, someone should post this in the 3.0 Bug Traccker.

[Freddie Bingham]

I already fixed it but you can fix it another way by simply editing the access masks of the user having the problem. You should find they have "All Default" so just set them "All No" and then back to "All Default".

The problem is that the user has "hasaccessmask" set to 1 but they don't actually have any accessmasks set in the database.

[Steve Machol]

So does this mean the current 3.0.8 zip file has this fix?

[Freddie Bingham]

So does this mean the current 3.0.8 zip file has this fix?

I wouldn't think so.

[Steve Machol]

Sorry, I was confused by 'I already fixed it'. Is there a specific fix for the functions.php file?

[Fusion]

Or better yet, a fix one can run in eg. phpMyAdmin.. I am unable to access my admin-panel due to this same bug, and have no direct access to the server at the moment. It might be a bit of a stretch to wait 'til after work today.