Bug #22590
closedNotice: Undefined index in index_ts.php
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Description
Undefined index $debug & $error is shown by using php_page_content Extension. The notice come from index_ts.php.
(issue imported from #M14309)
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Updated by Benni Mack over 14 years ago
Hey Martin,
I cannot find the extension "php_page_content" in TER. It seems like that extension needs to be fixed as well. Where do I find it?
Updated by Chris topher over 14 years ago
The ext is no longer in TER, because it is a security risk, but since people still use it, this should also be fixed in Core.
Updated by Martin over 14 years ago
Hey Benjamin,
the extension is no longer in TER, but you can download direct from http://service.gmx.net/de/cgi/dfs_dodownload/T3X%5Fpage%5Fphp%5Fcontent%2D1%5F0%5F1%2Dz%2D201005061507%2Et3x?LANG=de&id=MXwqufO5slSn2zRxcpThSjnm3pk0q0&d=406468023%2E1273151466&jobid=4be2c073.3695&file=T3X%5Fpage%5Fphp%5Fcontent%2D1%5F0%5F1%2Dz%2D201005061507%2Et3x
or http://service.gmx.net/de/cgi/dfs_guest/MXwqufO5slSn2zRxcpThSjnm3pk0q0
The php content is executed by eval() and the result is shown on page.
Regards
Updated by Christian Kuhn over 14 years ago
BTW: This notice happens for every FE access, no matter if the extension is used or not.
Updated by Christian Kuhn over 14 years ago
Committed as a no-brainer to trunk, rev. 7618