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Problem with PHP 8

Thread begun 4/28/2023 9:56 pm by Rokon | Last modified 5/02/2023 12:17 pm by Ray Borduin | 390 views | 3 replies |

Rokon

Problem with PHP 8

It seems that due to @session_start() instead of just session_start() website shows fully blank page while update to php 8. But in php 7.x version works fine with @session_start(). Therefore should I make the change to all the pages including your rsobj.php file?

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Ray BorduinWebAssist

That shouldn't be the case. What is the full version? That isn't an update in php8 that I'm aware of.

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Rokon

Originally Said By: Ray Borduin
  That shouldn't be the case. What is the full version? That isn't an update in php8 that I'm aware of.  



I am using PHP 8.2.5 and due to this @ sing before session_start() the page does not work specially in the Login page. After removing the @ sign then it works.

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Ray BorduinWebAssist

I can't explain it...I'm running on php 8.2.0 and have no problems. The @ symbol in php is an error control operator. It basically means "don't show an error and just skip this line if there is one"

The "@" is not necessary. We have it there in case the session is already started to prevent the "Session already started" error. You can safely remove it.

I'll try updating to php 8.2.5 to see if I can reproduce the issue to look into it further.

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