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Bug #13141 Undefined function errors appear everywhere
Submitted: 2001-09-04 15:59 UTC Modified: 2001-09-09 09:13 UTC
From: john at netbrothers dot com Assigned:
Status: Closed Package: Scripting Engine problem
PHP Version: 4.0.5 OS: Sun Solaris SunOS 5.8
Private report: No CVE-ID: None
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 [2001-09-04 15:59 UTC] john at netbrothers dot com 
It's difficult to categorize this one. I recently migrated a site from MySQL to Oracle. Connection works perfectly.

Now every now and then, I get an error such as the following:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: retrieveformfieldscount() in
/usr/local/apache/htdocs/marketingpower.com/live/admin/IMM-create-complete.php on line 47

I refresh the page and the error disappears.

The error never appeared before I migrated to Oracle. It happens randomly, identifying the first function the script references.

Note - all functions are "include"d at the top using the include () function. But they seem to "miss" including the files every so often, causing this error. 

It also seems to happen when I click on the Back button on my browser and then click on the original link. Don't know if that makes a difference though...

Thanks

- J

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 [2001-09-09 08:18 UTC] john at netbrothers dot com 
I managed to solve my own problem by downgrading from PHP version 4.0.5 to version 4.0.3 - which indicates that there must be faulty code in the newer releases. Something to do with the include () or include_once () commands it seems.

I've also noticed other problems in new versions of PHP - version 4.0.6 for example, when run on Windows NT with IIS doesn't seem to create variables automatically through the query string. I can't vouch for it though, because I downgraded and the problem was solved - but I think it should be investigated or followed up.
 [2001-09-09 08:18 UTC] john at netbrothers dot com 
I managed to solve my own problem by downgrading from PHP version 4.0.5 to version 4.0.3 - which indicates that there must be faulty code in the newer releases. Something to do with the include () or include_once () commands it seems.

I've also noticed other problems in new versions of PHP - version 4.0.6 for example, when run on Windows NT with IIS doesn't seem to create variables automatically through the query string. I can't vouch for it though, because I downgraded and the problem was solved - but I think it should be investigated or followed up.
 [2001-09-09 08:18 UTC] john at netbrothers dot com 
I managed to solve my own problem by downgrading from PHP version 4.0.5 to version 4.0.3 - which indicates that there must be faulty code in the newer releases. Something to do with the include () or include_once () commands it seems.

I've also noticed other problems in new versions of PHP - version 4.0.6 for example, when run on Windows NT with IIS doesn't seem to create variables automatically through the query string. I can't vouch for it though, because I downgraded and the problem was solved - but I think it should be investigated or followed up.
 [2001-09-09 09:13 UTC] rasmus@php.net 
Check your php.ini file and turn on register_globals
 
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