note 80522 rejected from faq by nlopess

Note Submitter: csaba dot dobai at php-sparcle dot com ---- I has a problem with PHP's strict error messages. I never found any reliable documentation on the title/theme below: PHP Strict Standards: what is strict errors, what codes will raise strict errors and why(?). And: what is the "Strict Standards" self? I give a strict error, and I don't understand: why. A specific example of my problem: Strict standards: Declaration of SearchModel::getList() should be compatible with that of NodeListModel::getList() in ...... I never seen that before if an object-oriented programming language makes problem if I make a simple public class method with a simple header and change that in an instance of this class. Thus far I think the object orientation is a way for class-specialization, and ofcourse that means a method can be overwriteable on any instance if that method don't have any special flags that are overcontrolling this think. So please give me any reliable documentation or some tutorial, or something that answers this subject, because Google displaying unreliable pages at the most of cases on "strict error", "strict errors", "strict standards" searching keywords. Thank you in anticipation.