MySQL Problem

phpVMS Legacy Support (v2/v5)
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Hi Nabeel,

I set up the ‘phpvms’ va software and it worked perfectly and this morning it surprized me with the following prompt:

“Fatal error: Function name must be a string in C:xampphtdocsphpvmscoreclassesMySQL.class.php on line 134”

Where (which folder) can I fix it? The other part of the website works fine except phpvms and the phpbb3 forum inturface. Both of them return the prompt above. when I try to access them. By the way I tried to reinstall and nothig changes. Any help?

Thanks for everything and help you gave me, ermias

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It’s been fixed in the update, but that error is when it can’t to the database. It just shows the error message.

If you goto that line (core/classes/Mysql.class.php)

Change that line from:

$this->register_error([b]$[/b]mysql_error($this->dbh), mysql_errno($this->dbh));

To:

$this->register_error($mysql_error($this->dbh), mysql_errno($this->dbh));

(Remove the bolded character).

Did permissions on your database change? A user get removed?

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Nabeel,

I found the line and it is the same us you wanted it to be. It reads:

$this->register_error($mysql_error($this->dbh), mysql_errno($this->dbh));

return false;

The bolded part is the word “return”. Do I delete only that or along with the word “false”?

Unfortuately I did both and no change so far.

I haven’t done any change in the database sofar.

I use Html kit and it shows you the text formating and line one by one.

Thanks for the quick help, Ermias

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Err, it didn’t bold properly in my post. This line:

$this->register_error( $ mysql_error($this->dbh), mysql_errno($this->dbh));

Remove that $ sign