07-16-2012, 09:05 PM
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Not really. If the variable xml wasn't defined the error should have turned up earlier and besideds that there is not reason why $xml should not be defined. Anyway, I would first check the configuration file. Is ist still valid? Next, place a var_dump($xml) right before the line causing the error.
Uwe
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Actually - I just fixed the problem... in the settings.xml file, the SMTP item under the System area was actually inside a comment block - I didn't notice it before when I checked - thanks for the poke to go back and look closer.
I also noticed that there is a conf.settings PHP file in addition to the XML file. Should both of these files, which appear to do the same thing and have mostly overlapping data, both be in use?
Thanks for a great tool!
Not really. If the variable xml wasn't defined the error should have turned up earlier and besideds that there is not reason why $xml should not be defined. Anyway, I would first check the configuration file. Is ist still valid? Next, place a var_dump($xml) right before the line causing the error.
Uwe
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Actually - I just fixed the problem... in the settings.xml file, the SMTP item under the System area was actually inside a comment block - I didn't notice it before when I checked - thanks for the poke to go back and look closer.
I also noticed that there is a conf.settings PHP file in addition to the XML file. Should both of these files, which appear to do the same thing and have mostly overlapping data, both be in use?
Thanks for a great tool!