updateing to vb 3.6 gives errors
 

Hi after updating my forum to vb3.6 i am now getting errors.

1) When trying to edit the gallery settings i get the following error:

2) When trying to view the gallery i get the following errors:

Warning: array_keys(): The first argument should be an array in /includes/functions_gallery.php on line 430

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /includes/functions_gallery.php on line 430



3) When viewing a user profile on the forums i get the following:
Warning: array_keys(): The first argument should be an array in /includes/functions_gallery.php on line 430

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /includes/functions_gallery.php on line 430

Thanks for the info.
- There is a lot of changes in 3.6.

I am installing the beta now to play with it.

phrasetypeid has been removed in the vB 3.6 beta.

There is a bunch of changes. :)

Yes, has been noted in the various forums.

Yes, but the changes are mostly very good. Doesn't seem to affect plugins as much as it effects 3rd party software.

But I think we'll have enough time to develope solutions. Only Beta 1. :)

Over two months has gone by since the last post and there still isnt a fix for this from Photo Post???

Doug

Have you tried the BETA?

What beta? Please be more specific!

Thanks

Doug

http://www.photopost.com/forum/showt...52#post1167052

that beta, it be in your members area to download.

Ahh, Thank you Thank you.

I will check it out and give it a try. :) :) :)

Doug

hello I just upgraded to the 2.0 beta for 3.60 , all went well but categories do not display.

I tried upgrading to beta 2.0 and everything ended up screwed up in the end.

I said the heck with VB Gallery and am going to consider just using Photo Post Pro instead.

I am also considering on doing away with VB Advanced Links Directory too, both programs coded by the same person = get the same results and problems.

If I didnt "have to" upgrade Vbulletin I would just stick with VB 3.5.4 and avoid all these "issues". But they say upgrading is important. :)

Anyway back to the 'drawing board'. :rolleyes:

Doug