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Without any reason I can understand, I now get this error message in the admin panel in one of my installations:


"Notice:  Undefined index:  p in /home/3/t/torvund/www/languedoc/admin/lang/update__da_DK.nls.php on line 118"

I was not there until recently, and to my knowledge I have not done anything that should cause this error.

Does anyone have a cure for this?

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Pierre M.

Pierre M. wrote: http://forum.cmsmadesimple.org/index.ph ... 661.0.html
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The problem first occured when I was running 1.2.4. I hoped that it would disappear when upgrading to 1.2.5. But it did not. I do not know too much about the environment - it is the environment offered by my hosting service provider.

It is very easy to reproduce, as it is occurs every time I to to the admin panel. It is not even necessary to log in. You will se the error message if you go to the log in page at http://www.torvund.net/languedoc/admin

I have several installations of CMSMS running on the same server. This is the only installation with this problem.

See http://forum.cmsmadesimple.org/index.ph ... 275.0.html

About forum rules : keep in mind forum members don't see your screen, don't know better than you about "the environment offered by [your] hosting service provider", don't see your http logS, don't know your settings, etc. And they need informations to resolve the issue. If you don't provide this information you waste their time.

Pierre M.

I could of course hope that someone out there would know what the file update__da_DK.nls.php do or does not do and told me that it is a file that should have been deleted during upgrade, or something like that.

But as there were no such file in any of my other installations of CMSMS, I thought that there was a possibility that the only thing it was doing was making trouble. So I simply deleted the file (after having made a back up), and the problem disappeared.

Good for you

and that file appeared how?  It's not in the default CMS installation.  Maybe you should do some thinking and/or research.

Some thinking leads me to suspect the Album module or one of its templates, as I think the error occured about the time I started to use this module and installed some templates. But it is only a guess.

Please read this

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