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Re: [Solved] Doc Finder 1.5.2 fatal error doing global replace

Bogdanio — Mar 01, 2010, 09:50 AM

Hello Steve,

I am glad I could help!

Bogdan

Re: Doc Finder 1.5.2 fatal error doing global replace

signcarver — Mar 01, 2010, 09:31 AM

Hi Bogdan,

You are correct - i was running version 4 - thanks for being patient with my lack of PHP knowledge.

I upgraded the server to PHP 5 and Doc Finder works perfectly!

Thanks again,
Steve

Re: Doc Finder 1.5.2 fatal error doing global replace

Bogdanio — Mar 01, 2010, 07:51 AM

Hi Steve,

I am sorry, but there is only a MySQL version information inside that screenshot. To see which PHP version you are running (and many other details about the installed PHP) please create a file on your server, for example phpinfo.php and write inside:

Then run this small script by opening it with you browser.

Thanks,
Bogdan

Re: Doc Finder 1.5.2 fatal error doing global replace

signcarver — Mar 01, 2010, 05:53 AM

Hi Bogdan,

I think i am running version 5 (please see attached).

Thanks,
Steve

Re: Doc Finder 1.5.2 fatal error doing global replace

Bogdanio — Mar 01, 2010, 01:14 AM

Hi Steve,

sorry for my late reply, I missed the notification of you post.

Concerning the error you where reporting: it seems that you are still running PHP 4, but Doc Finder runs only in PHP 5 properly. So to solve the issue, just update to PHP 5, which I would recommend for many other reasons anyway.

Thanks,
Bogdan

[Solved] Doc Finder 1.5.2 fatal error doing global replace

signcarver — Feb 11, 2010, 06:18 AM

The global find works but then when i attempt the global relace i get this error:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: str_ireplace() in /home3/signcarv/public_html/ezdacc/assets/modules/docfinder/functions.php on line 722

This is the code that gives the error:

		// take care of case _in_sensitive searches and do the PHP string replace
		if($searchOptions['case_sensitive']) $searchFieldStringReplaced=str_replace($searchString, $replaceString, $searchFieldString);
		else $searchFieldStringReplaced=str_ireplace($searchString, $replaceString, $searchFieldString);

		$searchFieldStringReplaced=mysql_real_escape_string($searchFieldStringReplaced);

Thank you for your help!
Steve