Re: Undefined index, Undefined variable, Undefined constant....

Jens Winberg wrote:

Jens, It sounds to me as though with 4.2.2 you have error reporting at E_ALL and in your earlier version you did not, thus you would not get the warnings. HTH Chris

Thanks for the answer, The problem isn't really that it's reporting these things. It's just that after a couple of days when everything has worked the server (or actually not the server but the PHP engine) crashes. The "ISP" is claiming that the code is the reason for this. What do you think about this? I'm having some doubts as the php pages do work for some time. is it possible that some incorrectly written code could crash the php engine? It shouldn't. What is the actual error? No PHP files served via apache? Does apache serve up ordinary, non-interpreted .html files? Does your code use anything else that could be aiding the crash, e.g. sockets, other libraries?

Regards Chris