giorgino
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You've litterally saved my lifeMake sure both these fields are filled out... http://awesomescreenshot.com/02412devd1

Thank you Sir

You've litterally saved my lifeMake sure both these fields are filled out... http://awesomescreenshot.com/02412devd1
Yep, I just converted to nginx and the undefined index was driving me CRAZY in the log. After researching (and I'm not a coder by far) I stumbled upon the if(ifset code and once I put it into place ALL errors stopped. My log had gone to 256MB in just a matter of a short time before the code change.Code:if($_GET['fbrefresh']){ $canological_url = '?refresh='.$_GET['fbrefresh']; }else { $canological_url = ''; }
To prevent undefined index notice, This should be:
Code:if(isset($_GET['fbrefresh'])){ $canological_url = '?refresh='.$_GET['fbrefresh']; }else { $canological_url = ''; }
Jake actually gave me a more correct piece in a convo that I had with himJust changed Tracy, I'll report back later on my log result.
Thank you for research!![]()
if(!empty($_GET['fbrefresh'])){
Thanks! I hope the thread author report the changes in addon main page for future referenceJake actually gave me a more correct piece in a convo that I had with him
Code:if(!empty($_GET['fbrefresh'])){
Good Question.Are these changes still needed with the 1.1.4 update?
Where do I edit the first code?
if($_GET['fbrefresh']){$canological_url = '?refresh='.$_GET['fbrefresh'];
}else {$canological_url = '';
}
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