2014-01-17, 00:14
Hi Regss.
I just installed your new version (2.2.0), but i have run into a problem with the get_setting function. The first time its called, a print_r($set); gives this output:
Array ( [site_name] => vores site [language] => en [theme] => default [per_page] => 50 [panel_top_limit] => 10 [panel_top_time] => 5 [panel_top] => 1 [watched_status] => 1 [panel_overall] => 1 [panel_genre] => 1 [panel_year] => 1 [panel_country] => 1 [panel_v_codec] => 1 [panel_a_codec] => 1 [panel_a_chan] => 1 [show_fanart] => 1 [show_trailer] => 1 [protect_site] => 0 [token] => )
As you can see, everything looks great. When i refresh the page, the same command returns this:
Array ( [site_name] => vores site [language] => Array ( [bg] => Bulgarian [cs] => Czech [da] => Danish [de] => German [en] => English [es] => Spanish [fr] => French [hu] => Hungarian [it] => Italian [nl] => Dutch [no] => Norwegian [pl] => Polish [pt] => Portuguese [ru] => Russian ) [theme] => default [per_page] => 50 [panel_top_limit] => 10 [panel_top_time] => 5 [panel_top] => 1 [watched_status] => 1 [panel_overall] => 1 [panel_genre] => 1 [panel_year] => 1 [panel_country] => 1 [panel_v_codec] => 1 [panel_a_codec] => 1 [panel_a_chan] => 1 [show_fanart] => 1 [show_trailer] => 1 [protect_site] => 0 [token] => )
So its the key named language that is confused with the array called $language during the get_settings function. So it seems it gets it right the first time, but not the 2nd time. I dont know if it has to do with the $_SESSION just beeing refreshed the first time the get_settings function is called, or if its something completly different.
as a test, i tried renaming the language field in the database to 'dlanguage' and also change the reference to it in admin.php, sync.php, login.php and index.php. This makes everything works again.
No one else is experiencing this? or can tell me what the problem is with my initial installation?
I just installed your new version (2.2.0), but i have run into a problem with the get_setting function. The first time its called, a print_r($set); gives this output:
Array ( [site_name] => vores site [language] => en [theme] => default [per_page] => 50 [panel_top_limit] => 10 [panel_top_time] => 5 [panel_top] => 1 [watched_status] => 1 [panel_overall] => 1 [panel_genre] => 1 [panel_year] => 1 [panel_country] => 1 [panel_v_codec] => 1 [panel_a_codec] => 1 [panel_a_chan] => 1 [show_fanart] => 1 [show_trailer] => 1 [protect_site] => 0 [token] => )
As you can see, everything looks great. When i refresh the page, the same command returns this:
Array ( [site_name] => vores site [language] => Array ( [bg] => Bulgarian [cs] => Czech [da] => Danish [de] => German [en] => English [es] => Spanish [fr] => French [hu] => Hungarian [it] => Italian [nl] => Dutch [no] => Norwegian [pl] => Polish [pt] => Portuguese [ru] => Russian ) [theme] => default [per_page] => 50 [panel_top_limit] => 10 [panel_top_time] => 5 [panel_top] => 1 [watched_status] => 1 [panel_overall] => 1 [panel_genre] => 1 [panel_year] => 1 [panel_country] => 1 [panel_v_codec] => 1 [panel_a_codec] => 1 [panel_a_chan] => 1 [show_fanart] => 1 [show_trailer] => 1 [protect_site] => 0 [token] => )
So its the key named language that is confused with the array called $language during the get_settings function. So it seems it gets it right the first time, but not the 2nd time. I dont know if it has to do with the $_SESSION just beeing refreshed the first time the get_settings function is called, or if its something completly different.
as a test, i tried renaming the language field in the database to 'dlanguage' and also change the reference to it in admin.php, sync.php, login.php and index.php. This makes everything works again.
No one else is experiencing this? or can tell me what the problem is with my initial installation?
