Re: Re: Date: undefined offset

No, AM_DEBUG is my own defined constant from another script. it is solved as you read the previous post. But thanx again for helping. - Charlie On 16 May 2006, at 12:43, Pierre wrote:

On 5/15/06, Charlie van de Kerkhof <pear@mowd.nl> wrote:

On 15 May 2006, at 13:46, Pierre wrote:

On Mon, 15 May 2006 13:43:11 +0200 pear@mowd.nl (Charlie van de Kerkhof) wrote:

Hi, I use the Date library, but if I include a file which includes the Date library then a Notice is shown: Notice: Undefined offset: 2048 in lib/pear/Date.php on line 93

But line 93: '    var $year;' is only used to define the var 

$year.

Has anybody any idea?

Do you have this message using only this one line script: <?php include 'Date.php';?>

include_once('Date.php');

And nothing else included?

include_once is enough

which php version are you using?

5.1.2 But I discoverd that if a constont is true (AM_DEBUG) then it workes fine, otherwise wheb it is false it fails. mmmm.... Seems that it hs to do with that more or less.

AM_DEBUG? There is no such constant in Date. You are not including only Date.php. Or you are not including the correct Date.php.