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Warning: Parameter 3 to plgautoarchive() expected
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TOPIC: Warning: Parameter 3 to plgautoarchive() expected
#67
Re:Warning: Parameter 3 to plgautoarchive() expected 9 Months ago  
Revised my sandbox to use PHP 5.3 and corrected the issue easily. There is now a new release available that should resolve the problem for you - 2.0.3.
Regards,

Dave
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#100
Re:Warning: Parameter 3 to plgautoarchive() expected 3 Months ago  
I received the same error, running PHP 5.2.6. "Warning: Missing argument 3 for plgautoarchive() in /home/mypath/public_html/plugins/content/autoarchive2.php on line 63" I modified the following line, which took care of the error:

Before:
function plgautoarchive( $published, &$row, $params, $page=0 ) {

After:
function plgautoarchive( $published, &$row, $params=0, $page=0 ) {

This isn't the first plug-in I had to adjust like this. Anyway, hope this is helpful.
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#101
Re:Warning: Parameter 3 to plgautoarchive() expected 3 Months ago  
I assume you were not using version 2.0.3 of AutoArchive as that issue had already been corrected in that version?
Regards,

Dave
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#102
Re:Warning: Parameter 3 to plgautoarchive() expected 3 Months ago  
Bad assumption - I was and am using 2.0.3. I just downloaded and installed the component last week.
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#103
Re:Warning: Parameter 3 to plgautoarchive() expected 3 Months ago  
Thanks for the clarification. Strange it works on php 5.2.8 and php 5.3 with no errors.
Last Edit: 2010/06/08 08:57 By dhuelsmann.
Regards,

Dave
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