PHP 5.6 in Admin > file_inspector then you find entries in error_log file in the admin folder.
PHP Strict Standards: Declaration of e_tree_model::load() should be compatible with e_front_model::load($id = NULL, $force = false) in e107_handlers/model_class.php on line 3449
class e_front_model extends e_model
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/**
* Generic load data from DB
* @param boolean $force
* @return e_front_model
*/
public function load($id=null, **$force = false**)
{
class e_tree_model extends e_front_model
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/**
* Default load method
*
* @return e_tree_model
*/
public function load(**$force = false**)
Adding the ID Parameter seems to eliminate the error_log message, not sure what impact it could have.
Secondly bit more involved... not sure what to do with this one.
PHP Strict Standards: Declaration of e_front_tree_model::update() should be compatible with e_tree_model::update($from_post = true, $force = false, $session_messages = false) in e107_handlers/model_class.php on line 3583
class e_front_tree_model extends e_tree_model
public function update($field, $value, $ids, $syncvalue = null, $sanitize = true, **$session_messages = false**)
class e_front_model extends e_model
public function update($from_post = true, $force = false, **$session_messages = false**)
PHP 5.6 in Admin > file_inspector then you find entries in error_log file in the admin folder.
PHP Strict Standards: Declaration of e_tree_model::load() should be compatible with e_front_model::load($id = NULL, $force = false) in e107_handlers/model_class.php on line 3449
class e_front_model extends e_model
2509
class e_tree_model extends e_front_model
3194
Adding the ID Parameter seems to eliminate the error_log message, not sure what impact it could have.
Secondly bit more involved... not sure what to do with this one.