(Fixed) Ajax call failed error; spam on top of webpanel
Hi,
i had recently just installed SourceBans onto my server, and for some reason, when i access the admin webpanel, this pops up: Code:
Deprecated: Methods with the same name as their class will not be constructors in a future version of PHP; CSystemLog has a deprecated constructor in C:\Apache24\htdocs\sourcebans\includes\CSystemLog.php on line 16 http://gyazo.com/6ef68f4cb232fdbe2e54bb06bb8bcb3c.jpg Anyone mind helping me? Thanks. Edit: Nevermind, its not benign, so far when i load a page and it either is the admin page, or has my server querying its data, it pops up. It so far seems to not be able to connect to my server which doesn't make much sense, and it just says "Querying server data..." and nothing else. Anyone mind helping? Thanks in advance. |
Re: Ajax call failed error; spam on top of webpanel
Fixed it, downgrading to PHP 5.6 fixed both issues. PHP 7.0 is insanely buggy, i wouldn't recommend using it. I had issues even with my own website with programming it.
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Re: Ajax call failed error; spam on top of webpanel
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When you upgrade systems, it could for example be from Windows XP to Vista, Vista to 7, or even 7 to 10,- quite a lot of things will break. This doesn't mean that the system is "buggy". SourceBans uses some deprecated functions that will soon go out of PHP, SourceBans is the reason to your issues, as it uses old and deprecated functions. SourceBans simply needs to be updated in order to run properly (error/warning free) with newer PHP versions. If I buy a car, it doesn't mean that the car is buggy just because it won't drive as fast as I wanted it to do. Or does it? |
Re: (Fixed) Ajax call failed error; spam on top of webpanel
Oh no what i mean by that is that i noticed some of my scripting doesn't work in PHP 7.0 and my server ended up glitching out sometimes due to 7.0. It could just be how i scripted things and php 7.0 may have removed and altered features with scripting.
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