[isf-wifidog] Regarding errors in RSS parsing

Benoit Gregoire bock at step.polymtl.ca
Mer 17 Mai 19:13:55 EDT 2006


On Tuesday 16 May 2006 03:41, laurent wrote:
> hi
>
> we have some problem with our rss when we try to integrate in wifidog
> portal the url of the rss is :
> http://www.marseille-wireless.org/spip/backend.php3
>
> end the error message in wifidog log server when the portal page was called
> is:
>
> 2006-05-16 02:53:24 (EDT) Notice > - Aix-Marseille Wireless - 
> >laurent2b at Laurent2b Node01 [/wifidog/portal/?gw_id=000F66D35DE6]:
> Undefined index:  description in
> /xxxx/..../www/wifidog/lib/magpie/rss_parse.inc on line 404
> 2006-05-16 02:53:24 (EDT) Runtime Notice > - Aix-Marseille Wireless - 
> >laurent2b at Laurent2b Node01 [/wifidog/portal/?gw_id=000F66D35DE6]:
> Non-static method RssPressReview::_cmp_date_item() cannot be called
> statically, assuming $this from compatible context RssPressReview in
> /xxxx/..../wifidog/lib/RssPressReview/RssPressReview.php on line 359
> 2006-05-16 02:53:24 (EDT) Runtime Notice > - Aix-Marseille Wireless - 
> >laurent2b at Laurent2b Node01 [/wifidog/portal/?gw_id=000F66D35DE6]:
> Non-static method RssPressReview::_cmp_rpr_adjusted_date() cannot be called
> statically, assuming $this from compatible context RssPressReview in
> /xxxx/..../wifidog/lib/RssPressReview/RssPressReview.php on line 526
> 2006-05-16 02:53:24 (EDT) Runtime Notice > - Aix-Marseille Wireless - 
> >laurent2b at Laurent2b Node01 [/wifidog/portal/?gw_id=000F66D35DE6]:
> Non-static method RssPressReview::_cmp_date_item() cannot be called
> statically, assuming $this from compatible context RssPressReview in
> /xxxx/..../wifidog/lib/RssPressReview/RssPressReview.php on line 557
> 2006-05-16 02:53:24 (EDT) Warning > - Aix-Marseille Wireless - 
> >laurent2b at Laurent2b Node01 [/wifidog/portal/?gw_id=000F66D35DE6]:
> gmmktime() expects parameter 3 to be long, string given in
> /xxxx/..../wifidog/lib/magpie/rss_utils.inc on line 35
>
> i'am not a good programmer so i can't solve these pb which may be the
> result of parsing date on our rss feed

Most of these are caused by a PHP bug:  http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=36011
I suppose you are running PHP 5.1.2?


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