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Error due to code in Form Vaildation.php - Mekaboo - 05-17-2019
Hello!
Ive looked and looked but cant seem to find how to correct issue that comes with this line of code:
return $query->num_rows() === 0;
Ive seen various ways to correct but dont know which is right. I may have asked of this before or not but if I did please forgive me. Im trying to correct this code because its messing everything else up
Can someone help, THANK YOU!!!
,Mekaboo
RE: Error due to code in Form Vaildation.php - InsiteFX - 05-18-2019
We need more information then just that.
What error are you getting?
Show the code that is generating the error.
RE: Error due to code in Form Vaildation.php - Mekaboo - 05-18-2019
(05-18-2019, 03:34 AM)InsiteFX Wrote: We need more information then just that.
What error are you getting?
Show the code that is generating the error.
This was my original error:
Fatal error: Call to a member function num_rows() on a non-object in /home4/cultured/public_html/system/libraries/Form_validation.php on line 1122
I thought it was because I didnt have a form vaidation in my library folder. After making one it messed up my login so I took it out. Now I still get this error after trying to test register. How do I fix this? I thought I added the proper links within my autoload and config files, I guess I missing something else. Thank you for the help
RE: Error due to code in Form Vaildation.php - php_rocs - 05-18-2019
@Mekaboo,
Try this instead:
Return ($query->num_rows() === 0)? 0 : $query->num_rows();
Also, you might want to see what value $query->num_rows() is putting out. Do an echo statement. Also, Xdebug might be helpful as well.
RE: Error due to code in Form Vaildation.php - Mekaboo - 05-18-2019
(05-18-2019, 02:00 PM)php_rocs Wrote: @Mekaboo,
Try this instead:
Return ($query->num_rows() === 0)? 0 : $query->num_rows();
Also, you might want to see what value $query->num_rows() is putting out. Do an echo statement. Also, Xdebug might be helpful as well.
Thank you so very much