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17 years 1 week ago #49126 by macneato
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These are the errors that appear:
Could someone please help me

Notice: Use of undefined constant _MOS_ALLOWHTML - assumed '_MOS_ALLOWHTML' in C:\Development_Sever\www\Reptiles\components\com_uddeim\uddeim.php on line 115

Notice: Undefined variable: css_alternative in C:\Development_Sever\www\Reptiles\components\com_uddeim\uddeim.php on line 203

Notice: Undefined variable: css_alternative in C:\Development_Sever\www\Reptiles\components\com_uddeim\uddeim.php on line 204

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17 years 1 week ago #49128 by slabbi
Replied by slabbi on topic Re:Errors
macneato wrote:

These are the errors that appear:
Could someone please help me

Notice: Use of undefined constant _MOS_ALLOWHTML - assumed '_MOS_ALLOWHTML' in C:\Development_Sever\www\Reptiles\components\com_uddeim\uddeim.php on line 115

Notice: Undefined variable: css_alternative in C:\Development_Sever\www\Reptiles\components\com_uddeim\uddeim.php on line 203

Notice: Undefined variable: css_alternative in C:\Development_Sever\www\Reptiles\components\com_uddeim\uddeim.php on line 204


Well, the standard questions:
- Which Joomla do you use (version)?
- Which Browser on which OS do you use?
I assume uddeIM 0.7 is installed.

$css_alternative should be empty by default but you can try to add
$css_alternative="";
at the very beginning of uddeim.php, e.g. in line 15 or so.

_MOS_ALLOWHTML is a Joomla constant which should always be available. If not there seems to be something wrong with your Joomla installation.

When you are using J!1.5: uddeIM does not support J!1.5 currently (RTFM ;)).

There are too many bugs currently in J!1.5 to use it on a productive site, e.g.
forum.joomla.org/index.php?topic=226818.msg1049905;topicseen

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17 years 1 week ago #49130 by macneato
Replied by macneato on topic Re:Errors
slabbi wrote:

macneato wrote:

These are the errors that appear:
Could someone please help me

Notice: Use of undefined constant _MOS_ALLOWHTML - assumed '_MOS_ALLOWHTML' in C:\Development_Sever\www\Reptiles\components\com_uddeim\uddeim.php on line 115

Notice: Undefined variable: css_alternative in C:\Development_Sever\www\Reptiles\components\com_uddeim\uddeim.php on line 203

Notice: Undefined variable: css_alternative in C:\Development_Sever\www\Reptiles\components\com_uddeim\uddeim.php on line 204


Well, the standard questions:
- Which Joomla do you use (version)?
- Which Browser on which OS do you use?
I assume uddeIM 0.7 is installed.

$css_alternative should be empty by default but you can try to add
$css_alternative="";
at the very beginning of uddeim.php, e.g. in line 15 or so.

_MOS_ALLOWHTML is a Joomla constant which should always be available. If not there seems to be something wrong with your Joomla installation.

When you are using J!1.5: uddeIM does not support J!1.5 currently (RTFM ;)).

There are too many bugs currently in J!1.5 to use it on a productive site, e.g.
forum.joomla.org/index.php?topic=226818.msg1049905;topicseen


Thanks for you prompt reply. Currently using 1.5rc3. so there's no way around it? So you basically saying uddeIM Won't work!?

Oh by the way... $css_alternative=""; worked perfectly

Post edited by: macneato, at: 2007/10/31 10:14

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