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 05/05/09 12:41pm (Read 2,200 times)  
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Dan Burton

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Can anyone help me on how to sort this error..
I get this warning.
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_OBJECT_OPERATOR in /home/sharky/public_html/site2/site2aP5Grgz/system/lib-webservices.php on line 520

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$entry_element = $atom_doc->getElementsByTagName('entry'->item(0);

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 05/05/09 01:10pm  
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Which PHP version are you on? I actually thought this was fixed and should have happened on PHP 4 anyway ...

Disable the Webservices in the Configuration:

Configuration > Geeklog > Miscellaneous > Webservices

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 05/06/09 08:03am  

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Many thanks for that.
All sorted.

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 05/06/09 08:08am  
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Could you please answer my question about the PHP version (and Geeklog version, while you're at it) you're running on? Otherwise, I still don't know whether this is a bug in Geeklog or not ...

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 06/17/09 04:10am  
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Hello,

I get the same error message today on a fresh geeklog 1.5.2sr4 and php 4.4.9

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 06/20/09 12:29pm  
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Quote by: cordiste

I get the same error message today on a fresh geeklog 1.5.2sr4 and php 4.4.9


Works for me Confused Well, tested with 1.6.0b3 on PHP 4.4.9 ...

Ben, could you please check that plugins/staticpages/services.inc.php has this piece of code:
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    if ((PHP_VERSION > 4) && (! $_CONF['disable_webservices'])) {
        require_once $_CONF['path_system'] . '/lib-webservices.php';
    }
in function service_submit_staticpages?

And if it does, could you add some debug code there to see if it really tries to load the lib-webservices.php on PHP 4? That's the only way I can see this error occuring - but it shouldn't happen!?

Thanks.

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 06/20/09 01:22pm  
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Hello,

code is there as it is a fresh geeklog 1.5.2sr4 install and debug give me nothing but

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Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_OBJECT_OPERATOR in /home/another/geeklog/system/lib-webservices.php on line 520


Can we solve the problem with

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    $entry_element = $atom_doc->getElementsByTagName('entry');
    $entry_element->item(0);
 

where

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    $entry_element = $atom_doc->getElementsByTagName('entry')->item(0);


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 06/20/09 01:30pm  
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Maybe
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    $entry_element = $atom_doc->getElementsByTagName('entry');
    $entry_element = $entry_element->item(0);

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 06/20/09 01:50pm  
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Quote by: cordiste

code is there as it is a fresh geeklog 1.5.2sr4 install and debug give me nothing but


Right, of course. So maybe comment out the require_once line?

I'm just wondering why the check for > PHP 4 appears to be failing.

Attempting to fix the syntax isn't really an option - the code in lib-webservices is written for PHP 5 and simply should not be loaded on PHP 4.

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 06/20/09 02:14pm  
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So maybe comment out the require_once line?


static page is save.

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 06/20/09 02:40pm  
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Okay, how about:
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    if (version_compare(PHP_VERSION, '5.0.0', '>=') &&
            (! $_CONF['disable_webservices'])) {
        require_once $_CONF['path_system'] . '/lib-webservices.php';
    }

Does that work or does it still throw an error?

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 06/20/09 06:10pm  
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It is working :shakehands:

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 06/21/09 04:32am  
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Implemented in 1.6.0b3 now. Thanks for testing!

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