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"Fatal error: Cannot redeclare http_get() in /home/florian/public_html/inc.functions.php on line 138"
Can anyone help me out with this problem?
Already thanks,
Florian
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can someone help me out, please
As soon as I want to open up my website it tells me this failure:
"Fatal error: Cannot redeclare http_get() in /home/florian/public_html/inc.functions.php on line 138"
Can anyone help me out with this problem?
Already thanks,
Florian
Grim Squeaker
Your script or one written by somebody else?
Nothing is always absolutely so.
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the script is written by someone else.
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still stuck with the problem.
Really nobody who knows how to fix the problem??
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Not without seeing the code. The chances are high that a file has been included or required more than once (using include_once() or require_once() instead of include() or require() will fix that problem), but that's just a guess at best.
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Grim Squeaker
Sorry for the delay.
The writer of the code did not require or include the file twice. The error message would state where the function was declared before.
http_get is defined in this version/installation of PHP. It is not always defined. Seems like the developer assumed the name was not used.
Nothing is always absolutely so.
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In particular, florian, your best bet is to contact the script maintainer. The http_get function defined in the script may need to be renamed, or may need to be defined conditionally; which depends on whether the script's implementation is compatible with the PHP version. The current maintainer will be familiar enough with the design to know which is the best course. Besides, if the problem affects you, it likely affects others, so the issue should be fixed in the source master copy.
Last edited by misson; 09-28-2011 at 01:52 AM.
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Uh guys,
I have to excuse myself for the late reply, at first.
Second, My stupid head forgot something to say that may make the solution totally different.
In the past I've used an other cms program (online) and that had this templates as one of the standards.
It is originally from templates.com (or something like that) and I have modified this to my personal website by uploading some pictures and some texts.
Maybe this, possibly, could make the solution alot diffrent.
Nevertheless, I have to thank you guys and the total community for all the great help you guys are offering.
Continue like that!
Grim Squeaker
Without seeing the code, nobody can help you.
Nothing is always absolutely so.
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I can show you guys,
Is that the index.php, style.css or something totally diffrent?
Last edited by florianvrs29; 10-17-2011 at 09:40 AM.
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