Hello,
I have deploy a new version of php. When I create a fast form, when I save it, I have the recurring message below
What are the prerequisites in regards to php/mysql with the current version of nubuilder4.5 ?
Many thx,
Yves
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Re: nubuilder compatibility with php 8.2 ? Prerequisites ?
Thx Kev1n. With this fix, it means that PHP 8.2 is supported which is an excellent news
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Re: nubuilder compatibility with php 8.2 ? Prerequisites ?
nuBuilder has been tested with php 8.2+ and I am not aware of any php 8.2 related bugs reported in the past.
PHP deprecation messages (like the one you reported) are essentially warnings, not critical errors.
They indicate that a function, feature, or language construct is outdated and may be removed in future versions of PHP. This means your application will likely run normally for now, but depending on your settings, these warnings might be displayed in the browser.
To hide PHP errors on a WAMP server, follow these steps:
1. Open your php.ini file.
2. Find the following line:
3. Replace it with:
4. Restart your WAMP server.
PHP deprecation messages (like the one you reported) are essentially warnings, not critical errors.
They indicate that a function, feature, or language construct is outdated and may be removed in future versions of PHP. This means your application will likely run normally for now, but depending on your settings, these warnings might be displayed in the browser.
To hide PHP errors on a WAMP server, follow these steps:
1. Open your php.ini file.
2. Find the following line:
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error_reporting = E_ALL
3. Replace it with:
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error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_DEPRECATED
4. Restart your WAMP server.