Trouble With Php

imacul8

Jul 12 2006, 10:27 AM

I am having a little trouble on my home page with my php script,. i get a double error

QUOTE

Warning: str_repeat(): Second argument has to be greater than or equal to 0. in /home/imacul8/public_html/forums/modules/navigation.php on line 115

Warning: str_repeat(): Second argument has to be greater than or equal to 0. in /home/imacul8/public_html/forums/modules/navigation.php on line 115

CODE

// Additional pages
$customnavigationbits = '';

$mod_options['portal_navigation_addpages'] = unserialize($mod_options['portal_navigation_addpages']);

if (!empty($mod_options['portal_navigation_addpages']))
{
    foreach ($mod_options['portal_navigation_addpages'] AS $key => $navlinks)
    {
        $link = $navlinks['link'];
        $title = $navlinks['text'];
line 115 --- >$navmark = iif($navlinks['level'] == 1, $mod_options['portal_navigation_mark1'], str_repeat(' ', ($navlinks['level'] - 1)) . $mod_options['portal_navigation_mark2']);

        eval('$customnavigationbits .= "' . fetch_template('adv_portal_navigationbits') . '";');
    }
}

eval('$home["$mods[modid]"][\'content\'] = "' . fetch_template('adv_portal_navigation') . '";');

?>

please help

Always use QUOTE and CODE bbcodes when pasting error messages and codes.

Spectre

Jul 12 2006, 01:43 PM

Well, evidently, the str_repeat function requires the second argument to be of integer value above 0. The 'iif' statement isn't natively supported in PHP (nor in many other languages) as far as I know, so I'm assuming it's user-defined within one of your scripts; but a quick bit of research indicates that it operates on the basis of 'iif(condition,true,false)' meaning that it is evaluating '$navlinks['level'] - 1' if '$navlinks['level']' is any different to 1 - such as if it is 0, meaning that '$navlinks['level'] - 1' obviously become less than 0 and therefore illegal in that context. Additionally, I would recommend simply using 'condition ? true : false' as it is natively supported by both PHP and a wider range of languages, and much more likely to be recognised and understood by more people.

peroim

Jul 12 2006, 03:34 PM

This is what i found about str_repeat():

string str_repeat ( string input, int multiplier )

Gives multiplier repeats of input_str. multiplier has to be greater or equal to 0. If multiplier is 0, this fuction will return an empty string.

(Sorry for the possibly bad English, but I had to translate this from Dutch.)

fffanatics

Jul 12 2006, 06:20 PM

Basically, you are getting this error because $navlinks['level'] = 0 since subtracting 1 creates a negative number. Try displaying $navlinks['level'] prior to your condition so that you know its value because this will help in debugging the error. If that isnt it, then i dont know what the problem could be.

imacul8

Aug 7 2006, 09:21 AM

thankyou for the help, havent had a chance to check it out yet, havent been able to get online for ages

will post if i have any troubles with it still..

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