[HELP] Revcms errors, line errors .....

[Are Ferkingstad]

Hello ragezone,

I have this error that i get an error in my cms, the line is:

Deprecated: mysql_pconnect(): The mysql extension is deprecated and will be removed in the future: use mysqli or PDO instead in C:\xampp\htdocs\app\class.engine.php on line 48

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Please help me fix it, i have tried // behind the line but more erros just occur then, help pls :(

[MentaL]

[Jeanzinh0]

Use a '@' to disable the error
@Mysql_pconnect

Its not right, but it will work xD

[Are Ferkingstad]

Use a '@' to disable the error
@Mysql_pconnect

Its not right, but it will work xD

WHere do i put the @ ?

[Jeanzinh0]

In front of mysql_pconnect

Example:

@mysql_pconnect("something here"); 

[Are Ferkingstad]

In front of mysql_pconnect

Example:

@mysql_pconnect("something here"); 

This is my config.php line:
$_CONFIG['mysql']['connection_type'] = 'pconnect'; //Type of connection: It must be connect, or pconnect: if you want a persistent connection.

And this is the line where the error is:

$this->connection = $this->mysql[$type]($_CONFIG['mysql']['hostname'], $_CONFIG['mysql']['username'], $_CONFIG['mysql']['password']);

[Jeanzinh0]

Try it

$this->connection = @$this->mysql[$type]($_CONFIG['mysql']['hostname'], $_CONFIG['mysql']['username'], $_CONFIG['mysql']['password']); 

[Are Ferkingstad]

Try it

$this->connection = @$this->mysql[$type]($_CONFIG['mysql']['hostname'], $_CONFIG['mysql']['username'], $_CONFIG['mysql']['password']); 

I only get this error :

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '->' (T_OBJECT_OPERATOR) in C:\xampp\htdocs\app\class.engine.php on line 48

[Jeanzinh0]

Place the original code and try to use error_reporting(0);

[The General]

It tells its deprecated. Either upgrade it to MySQLi or PDO.

If you really don't give a fuck then add this to your index page:

error_reporting(0);

[Are Ferkingstad]

It tells its deprecated. Either upgrade it to MySQLi or PDO.

If you really don't give a fuck then add this to your index page:

error_reporting(0);

I try but it still dosent't work! Here is the index.php:

<?php 
error_reporting(0);
define('IN_INDEX', 1);

require_once 'global.php';

$core->handleCall($engine->secure($_GET['url']));

	$template->html->get($engine->secure($_GET['url']));

$template->outputTPL();
?>

[The General]

There is probably another error_reporting called after it. Probably somewhere in global.php.

Just upgrade it to MySQLi (which isn't that hard to do) or downgrade your PHP (Highly not recommended)