I had a problem earlier with errors with PayPal. I changed the PHP to 8.0, but now another issue has popped up.
After someone purchases a photo, I would then upload a full-sized non-watermarked image to the site for them to download.
When I tried to upload the image through Edit Digital Purchase page, it would error. See attachment
I think @Ben will probably need to look into it, but I have wild-ass guess you can try.
The error seems to have something to do with date. Check the Timezone setting in Backlight Settings and make sure it’s set to your time zone. It’s a long shot but worth a try.
Will do.
It’s correct. America/New York
I’ll give it a try.
Yes sir! It works fine with 7.4. Looks like we know php 8 is the problem.
Thanks again!
Hi @Kurt, in my experience PHP 8.1 has been the cause of most issues like this. I haven’t been able to replicate this error message, however I’ve put in a change to the code that should fix this and also fix the issue at Error during customer checkout via PayPal (which I also couldn’t replicate).
Can you try reinstalling the main Backlight modules by clicking ‘Reinstall’ under ‘Backlight’ on the Backlight modules page?
HI @Ben I’m still getting an error using php 8.1. It happens when I click on the Update link in Cart > Orders
Something went wrong
htmlspecialchars(): Passing null to parameter #1 ($string) of type string is deprecated in HTMLHelper.php on line 128
Reverting to php 8.0 fixes that.
Uploading the offline download works for both php 8.0 and 8.1
I’ll do it shortly. Should I switch to 8 or 8.1?
Hi @rod_barbee, I have made another silent update to address the htmlspecialchars() issue. This and the earlier updates have been applied to both the testing and release streams.
Looking good on both php 8.0 and 8.1
My galleries turned to this
Deprecated: Function get_magic_quotes_gpc() is deprecated in /home4/lschafer/public_html/backlight/modules/module-framework/Framework.php on line 249
Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home4/lschafer/public_html/backlight/modules/module-framework/Framework.php:249) in /home4/lschafer/public_html/backlight/modules/module-framework/Framework.php on line 362
ini_set(): Headers already sent. You cannot change the session module’s ini settings at this time|#0 [internal function]: ErrorHandler::handleError(2, ‘ini_set(): Head…’, ‘/home4/lschafer…’, 145, Array) #1 /home4/lschafer/public_html/backlight/modules/module-framework/helpers/AuthHelper.php(145): ini_set(‘session.save_pa…’, ‘./…/backlight/…’) #2 /home4/lschafer/public_html/backlight/modules/module-framework/Framework.php(390): AuthHelper::handleSession() #3 /home4/lschafer/public_html/backlight/modules/module-framework/Framework.php(148): Framework->handleSession() #4 /home4/lschafer/public_html/backlight/modules/module-framework/Framework.php(41): Framework->init() #5 /home4/lschafer/public_html/galleries/index.php(8): Framework->__construct(’./…’, Array) #6 {main}|URL: /galleries/index.phpfile_put_contents(./…/backlight/data/class_lookup.txt): failed to open stream: No such file or directory|/home4/lschafer/public_html/backlight/modules/module-framework/helpers/ClassFinder.php|113
My web site is lschaferphotography.com schafer4@fuse.net
Are you using the most recent version of Backlight and the Lightroom Publisher plug-in?
What versions are you using?
This function was removed in Backlight 3. Code was put in place to work around the warning in Backlight 2, but I can’t guarantee that it hides the warning.
