bugs while testing 7.1 - part 2

 I have the same issue with the new released Osho 7.1 beta. I only want to use "official" releases and nothing unsupported from the svn in a production environment. Anyone knows how to hotfix this manually or something?

 I din't get any error , and group got created  but I got a warning , how to turn off warnings in production?

Warning: substr_compare() [function.substr-compare]: The length cannot exceed initial string length in /home/metro16j/public_html/beta/inc/classes/BxDolTwigTemplate.php on line 43

http://www.boonex.com/trac/dolphin/ticket/2864

http://www.boonex.com/trac/dolphin/changeset/17150

This doesn't make sense:

PHP: 5.3.3 - WARNING (your PHP version is probably outdated, upgrade to the latest 5.3.18 maybe required)

admin --> Tools --> Host Tools

Somebody's math is a little off

it also tells you to upgrade to dolphin 7.0.9 as well.....

PHP 5.3.18 is a newer release than 5.3.3 ;). Eighteen is higher than three.

5.3.3 was released in 2010 and 5.3.18 this year.

 RE:

 That version numbering,  if you are correct, is afu.  If 18 is higher than 3, then my version should be called 5.3.03    ... NOT 5.3.3   If you are going to have two decimal places, then my version should be either 5.3.30 or 5.3.03.   I guess it makes sense to someone... but not to me.

i dont so any problem with this version numbering ...

 RE

 You would if you had a math background.

 you would not if you had a programming brackground.

Most versioning is done that way.

03 is the same a 3

And don't let the decimals confuse you.

5.3.3 could also be written as 5-3-3

The version is broken into 3 parts. 5 is the major version, the middle 3 is the minor version, and the last 3 is the build, or revision.

Not sure if you were looking for an explanation of the version numbering or not.

There are also some versioning systems that have 4 parts, like 3.5.3.3

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_versioning

PHP 5.4.8 (Current stable) PHP 5.3.18 (Old stable)

The above is from the PHP website. However, HustonLively is correct, this is strange versioning. Of course one can skip versions if they feel the release has move beyond simple point releases; otherwise, PHP is not even following their own versioning system.

 
I really do not know where your getting the (Current stable) and (Old stable) from. It is not listed on their website.

What is listed is this.

PHP 5.4.8 and PHP 5.3.18 released!

18-Oct-2012

The PHP development team announces the immediate availability of PHP 5.4.8 and PHP 5.3.18. These releases fix over 20 bugs. All users of PHP are encouraged to upgrade to PHP 5.4.8, or at least 5.3.18.

Both of those versions were released on the same exact day. October 18, 2012. Most likley the part that is confusing you is that PHP has two seperate branches that they maintain. One is the 5.3 branch and the other is the 5.4 branch. And there is a reason they do this.

The old stable for each of those branches was 5.4.7 and 5.3.17 which were both released on Sept 13, 2012.

So what happens when the 5.3 branch reaches 5.3.99?  Or will it just continue 5.3.199; 5.3.589; 5.3.8987 :lol:

I saw it on a PHP site with the official logo but maybe it was not the official site.  What I did not do was to make it up.

Maybe they are saying that both are stable releases of the respective branches.

Yes, Exactly. And yea, versions with 3 digits on the end are not unheard of, but the reason for the two branches is for hosting to have a choice.

For example, the 5.4 branch has eliminated things such as register_globals, safe mode, magic quotes and others. Thus scripts that still use them will not function on that version of PHP. So they maintain two separate branches. While they continue to develop and add to the 5.4 branch, they still maintain and fix bugs on the 5.3 branch. Even Dolphin would not run on PHP 5.4. They just recently updated with the release of Dolphin 7.1 to support the 5.4 version of PHP.

It's to allow developers to have plenty of time to get scripts updated to run on the new branch. Eventually of course the 5.3 branch will be dropped. When that happens, they will have the 5.4 branch, and something else. Perhaps PHP 6 will be out by then.

On the Events home page, is there a way to have the map appear with the USA centered in the map? Maybe even at a certain zoom level?

My site is going to be for USA only so it would be cool if this were possible.

Thanks,Mel 

http://www.boonex.com/forums/?action=live_tracker#topic/A-Departure-from-Bug-Reports-.htm

go to line 43 and replace  it with 

 function parseHtmlByName ($sName, &$aVars) {        

        return parent::parseHtmlByName ($sName.'.html', $aVars);

    }