dbrambilla

Hi All, It appears that my host provider (Bluehost) recently tried to upgrade me to PHP version 5.6 which caused a bunch of problems. They have since put me back to PHP version 5.4.43. The site now seems to work but I am getting an error on the PHPVMS Dashboard page. The error as follows: Open Flash Chart JSON Parse Error [syntax Error] Error at character 0, line 1: 0: <br /> Has anyone seen this before and can you give me any guidance on how to repair this issue? Is this caused by a setting in the php.ini file maybe that was changed? The host provider says this is a script issue and forwarded me on some error message: America/Denver] PHP Warning: Creating default object from empty value in /home4/canadid7/public_html/phpvms/admin/modules/Plugins/Plugins.php on line 59 [09-Jan-2016 03:40:45 America/Denver] PHP Strict Standards: Non-static method OFCharts::show_chart() should not be called statically in /home4/canadid7/public_html/phpvms/core/common/OFCharts.class.php on line 204 Appreciate any help you can provide. Best Regards, Darryl

We had the same problem on Bluehost, PHP version 5.4. I was able to temporarily revert back to version 5.2. We also experienced many problems with the admin panel - trying to approve pireps, etc. At some point many people will be forced to update to 5.4 and above. Will there be a patched version of PHPVMS coming out in one package that will support version 5.4? If not we may need some assistance to manually figure out the errors. Cheers, Darryl

We also recently had a lot of problems with this and many errors in multiple module files in regards to PHP 5.4. Our host had upgraded us to 5.4 but luckily we were able to temporarily revert back to 5.2 however it will only be for a short time as it is a forced upgrade due to security issues. I can see this is going to be a large problem for many VA's if they have similar issues or are using similar hosts. Do we know when PHPVMS will be fully patched for 5.4 and when we might see an upgrade available to replace existing files? Best Regards, Darryl Brambilla President & CEO Canadian Virtual Airlines