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I get this error when trying to login to admin.php,its a freshish install of nuke 7.5 updated to 7.6

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: stripos_clone() in /home/bettyfuk/public_html/nuke/admin.php on line 32

Everything else works fine,and this was working until this evening.

Thanx in advance guys

When you upgrade make sure you upload all files needed, double check to make sure you uploaded the new mainfile.php. etc...

Have done,the upgrade is just one little file you upload then run,then delete.Its been running perfect since i did that last week,untill this evening that is,wasn't doing anything other than logining into the admin area

Originally posted by bettyswolloks @ Tue Dec 21, 2004 12:30 pm:

Have done,the upgrade is just one little file you upload then run,then delete.Its been running perfect since i did that last week,untill this evening that is,wasn't doing anything other than logining into the admin area

The update to a new version itself, is an operation that consists of two parts, the update of the database and the overwriting of the old files with the new ones.

Be carefull and make sure to backup first.

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i just used the upgrade that came with the package,i know the upgrade isnt the problem.

Look in the mainfile.php do you see that function at the bottom of the file?

function stripos_clone($haystack, $needle, $offset=0) {
return strpos(strtoupper($haystack), strtoupper($needle), $offset);
}

Yeah thats in there mate

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This may sound like a silly suggestion since its a fresh upload but I'm fairly sure there's only two things that cause this error...the first one you've already checked...is the function defined and you said it is...the next is...is that function being called on properly, so I would check this next

Do you see a line like this in root/admin.php
require_once("mainfile.php");

If for some reason it's not you can put it in there anywhere right after <?php

Those two things should define the function and call on it and get rid of the error.

Yeah thats in there too mate.

Right ive been messing in admin.php and i found this

// Uncomment the following block of code after editing the next line to match your site domain
//$domainname = "www.yourdomain.com";
if ($_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'] != $domainname ) {
echo "Access denied";
die();//

So i uncommented it,put in my domain and now all i get when trying to get login to my admin section i just get Access denied.

(P.S. where can i download the latest version of CZenhanced??)