Notice: Undefined offset: 0 error

[jason8459]

Hi
I have just upgraded from PhotoPost 4.8.2 to the latest version 5.2.1 release, and now I get the following error on index.php (at the top of the page):

Notice: Undefined offset: 0 in line 15 (of PhotoPost's root index.php file)

We are running a Windows server, with MySQL 4 and PHP 4.3.0.

I searched the support forum but cannot see an mention of anyone else having this error.

Line 15 (which the error is displayed from) is the first line here:

if ( is_numeric($argv[0]) ) {
header("Location: {$Globals['maindir']}/showphoto.php?photo={$argv[0]}");
exit;
}

[Chuck S]

Your PHP error reporting is set way too high I would suggest you turn it down to remove this error.

You would remove the code if you cant edit PHP values

[cobradude]

I get this as well.

I removed it, but what was the benefit of the code?

[Chuck S]

Basically that code is just a safely check that if a numeric photo arguement is passed then we forward them to showphoto.php to view the photo.

[Chuck S]

Turning down php error reporting is the required action but you can remove the code if you dont have access to change php.ini

http://www.photopost.com/forum/showt...57#post1142457

[jason8459]

OK, I removed the code, but it seems it's only this line of code that is throwing up errors, so (forgive me if I sound a total beginner here) could the code there not be improved so as still to 'work' but not throw up a PHP error?

[Chuck S]

No not really. Your PHP error reporting is set TOO HIGH and thus is reporting this empty arguement which is merely a safety check