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Hi,

Testing my FEU setup, I'm getting this error when I follow the link for the "Forgot Your Login Details?" page:

Strict Standards: Non-static method RRUtils::myCreateInputHidden() should not be called statically, assuming $this from incompatible context in /home/kraftcdd/public_html/modules/FrontEndUsers/function.default_lostusernameform.php on line 124

(that whole block appears 2x)

The page appears to function OK, I get back my user name if I give it the right password and First/Last names.  Is there a fix for this, or a way to hide/disable the error message?

Sorry for the long question, the easy ones I can figure out!  Would appreciate any guidance, this one's a little over my head.

Thanks!
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Line 124 in function.default_lostusernameform.php is the first line in this block:

 $onerow->hidden = RRUtils::myCreateInputHidden( $id,     <==== line 124
'feu_hidden_'.$onereln['name'],
 implode(';',
         array($onereln['name'],
    $defn['type'],
    $onereln['required'])));

 switch( $defn['type'] )

This is a new install with these versions:

CMS Version
1.8.2

Installed Modules
CMSMailer 2.0
FileManager 1.0.2
MenuManager 1.6.5
ModuleManager 1.4
News 2.10.6
nuSOAP 1.0.2
Printing 1.1.0
Search 1.6.5
ThemeManager 1.1.1
TinyMCE 2.7.2
CGExtensions 1.19.2
FrontEndUsers 1.12
Captcha 0.4.2
CustomContent 1.7.3

OK, what's that saying about enough monkeys with enough time writing the complete works of Shakespeare?

With enough time and some help from this post: http://forum.joomla.org/viewtopic.php?f=429&t=271244, this monkey figured out his own problem. 

Although they're talking about oops some other CMS, the problem and the solution are the same -- the issue is turning off error reporting.  There are several solutions offered, the one that worked for me was toward the end of the discussion.

I added this line to the .htaccess file in the root directory of the install:

php_flag display_errors Off

No more ugly error message!  The error display is mostly useful during development anyway, not at the end user stage.  If you've set up mod_rewrite for user-friendly URLs, the .htaccess file is already there, just add that line.  If not, create it with your text editor, then add the line.

Hope this helps somebody else out there.

This is not a good solution, especially I can't do this because of the server restrictions. I added 'static' statement in modules/FrontEndUsers/lib/class.RRUtils.php on line 224 and report a bug. Anyone else knows the better solution?