I just was prompted to upgrade CMSMS on a couple domains. One went fine, but the other showed a test result that stated "E_DEPRECATED is enabled", and suggested that it be corrected before going on. Not only don't I know what it means, but there was no direction as to steps to take to correct it.
If it helps any, I'm using CMSMS 1.11.9 upgrade to 1.11.10 (Pinzon) on CentOS 6.5 and Virtualmin 4.05 Pro.
Thanks.
E_DEPRECATED is enabled
Re: E_DEPRECATED is enabled
E_DEPRECATED means that the PHP engine will show messages when somewhere in the php code deprecated functions are used.
Typically you don't want to bother your visitors with those annoying things.
It's not a CMSMS thing, it's a PHP thing.
Depending on your hosting setup those can (or can not) be disabled via
- control panel of hosting provider
- php.ini
- .htaccess (your favorite
- via php file (you could ad some extra line to config.php but I don't think that's recommended).
Google for 'htaccess e_deprecated'.
Typically you don't want to bother your visitors with those annoying things.
It's not a CMSMS thing, it's a PHP thing.
Depending on your hosting setup those can (or can not) be disabled via
- control panel of hosting provider
- php.ini
- .htaccess (your favorite

- via php file (you could ad some extra line to config.php but I don't think that's recommended).
Google for 'htaccess e_deprecated'.
Re: E_DEPRECATED is enabled
Thanks. Good info.
Is there a way for CMSMS to stop using that part of the php code so that the problem does not come up? Especially since it is the only part bothered by that.
Thanks again.
Is there a way for CMSMS to stop using that part of the php code so that the problem does not come up? Especially since it is the only part bothered by that.
Thanks again.