use of undefined constant

**Motoma** · Feb 20 '07, 05:42 PM

Originally posted by cassbiz

I just upgraded to PHP5 and now most of my stuff doesn't work :(

In the error log I am getting a string (this happens on every call to the language file)

Code:

PHP Notice:  Use of undefined constant Welcome - assumed 'Welcome' in /includes/en.php on line 206

The language file is being called by

Code:

include $include_path."en.php";

The string that I am using is in the pages are

Code:

echo "{$t_admin['Welcome']}";

Here is a snippet from the en.php

Code:

$t_admin[Welcome] =     "Welcome";

If anyone can see the error here I would greatly appreciate it. My next task will be to find out why all the dates have reverted to 31.12.1969

You need to enclose the key name in quotes if it is not a variable:
[PHP]
$t_admin[Welcome]; // ERROR
$t_admin['Welcome']; // Correct
$index = "Welcome";
$t_admin[$index]; // Correct
[/PHP]

**cassbiz** · Feb 20 '07, 06:36 PM

Thank that helped and corrected the errors.

Any ideas on why all of my calendars and such would have reverted back to 31.12.1969?

**Motoma** · Feb 20 '07, 06:40 PM

Originally posted by cassbiz

Thank that helped and corrected the errors.

Any ideas on why all of my calendars and such would have reverted back to 31.12.1969?

No idea.
Perhaps if you post some erroneous code, I could help.

**cassbiz** · Feb 20 '07, 07:21 PM

Originally posted by Motoma

No idea.
Perhaps if you post some erroneous code, I could help.

Let me get back to you on that.

LOL

I think I just found my stupid pills and now have to look at what is (most likely) causing the problem.

Thanks for the help.

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