Invalid "conditions" field "conditions" - not a string or array

[markalexandrov]

I jest sent the user and pass - don't worry I will change it later...

I want to separate the form-fields from the user input, or better said to tabulate the $realname from realname, and put “:” or “|”? So the output in the email will look like this:
Realname | Mark
Email : mark@bulmark.net

Just to give some air between the words, is too busy otherwise, if you know what I eman…

Hi,

We have a secure form where you can provide your server login details:
https://secure.rootsoftware.com/~tectite/sendsecret.php

When you send them, I'll login immediately and figure out what's going on.

I'll be uploading and downloading some test scripts, but I won't change any existing items on the site without asking first.

I'll report back to you. ASAP.



I'm not sure what you're asking. Could you re-word it?

[markalexandrov]

Any news of

[russellr]

Hi,

Found it at last!

It appears to be a bug in your version of PHP.

You're running PHP version 4.4.1. It may be triggered by some setting, but there's not doubt that your PHP doesn't work the right way!

Here's the URL that shows the bug:
http://artesiagardens.com/htmls/bug.php

Now, the same script on our server (which is running PHP 4.3.10):
http://www.tectite.com/bug.php

You can see the difference!

I recommend you contact your hosting provider and supply them with these two URLs.

They may need to downgrade to an earlier version of PHP.

We may be able to find a workaround for this PHP bug and implement it in FormMail, but that's going to take a number of days.

[markalexandrov]

I knew it. Ok, do you know if there is a big difference between 4.3.11 and 4.4.1 or 4.4.2?

Hi,

Found it at last!

It appears to be a bug in your version of PHP.

You're running PHP version 4.4.1. It may be triggered by some setting, but there's not doubt that your PHP doesn't work the right way!

Here's the URL that shows the bug:
http://artesiagardens.com/htmls/bug.php

Now, the same script on our server (which is running PHP 4.3.10):
http://www.tectite.com/bug.php

You can see the difference!

I recommend you contact your hosting provider and supply them with these two URLs.

They may need to downgrade to an earlier version of PHP.

We may be able to find a workaround for this PHP bug and implement it in FormMail, but that's going to take a number of days.

[markalexandrov]

I knew it. Ok, do you know if there is a big difference between 4.3.11 and 4.4.1 or 4.4.2?

This also means, that your script is not adpated for versions higher of php 4.3.11. Maybe you should update...

[russellr]

Hi,

No. The script is correct, the version of PHP is wrong.

I may have to workaround the bug, but that's not ideal.

There's not much difference between PHP x and 4.4.x.

We don't even know whether the problem is isolated to your server. I can't find any reports of this bug, so I'm wondering whether your server just has a dud version installed.

Or, as I mentioned before, perhaps there's an unusual setting that's triggering the problem.

[markalexandrov]

:-) Can't be this way.

It is that PHP 4.4.2 and therewafter headers() function prevents more than one header to be sent at once as a protection against header injection attacks. And few others.

I don't think the installation or settings are the probmem either, but can't be 100% sure. The phpinfo shows all to be OK. And it is OK.

I have other php applications running on this server and it is OK. Your script is running OK, too it is just that produces warnings that cause an error.

Hi,

No. The script is correct, the version of PHP is wrong.

I may have to workaround the bug, but that's not ideal.

There's not much difference between PHP x and 4.4.x.

We don't even know whether the problem is isolated to your server. I can't find any reports of this bug, so I'm wondering whether your server just has a dud version installed.

Or, as I mentioned before, perhaps there's an unusual setting that's triggering the problem.

[russellr]

Hi,

Someone needs to explain why the correct program "bug.php" doesn't work.

That's irrefutable evidence (unless someone can explain why this correct program doesn't work).

"bug.php" demonstrates the exact reason you're getting the problem with FormMail.

[markalexandrov]

But this is just a warning! Shouldn't trigger an error in the email... Can you dsiable it?

Hi,

Someone needs to explain why the correct program "bug.php" doesn't work.

That's irrefutable evidence (unless someone can explain why this correct program doesn't work).

"bug.php" demonstrates the exact reason you're getting the problem with FormMail.

[markalexandrov]

Does your script need phpsuexec?

But this is just a warning! Shouldn't trigger an error in the email... Can you dsiable it?