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[Xarcell]

Doesn't it have something to do with your mysql version?

[Names all Gone]

The support guy said it was the php - but who knows
two different php & mysqyl setups same results.

I've given up on it for now & will just use blocks to get what I want instead.

I'm going to get a new box anyway - maybe TP will work on that one for me
Just trying to decide on Ensim or Plesk.

[Names all Gone]

Just a quick update

disclaimer - I have no clue what I'm doing

No more errors & I can now use all the different TP layouts

Themes/default/TPortal.template.php

looked for isset & changed it to @isset

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on any theme that uses its own TPortal.template.php the line numbers are different

& problems with save errors were fixed in

Sources/ManageServer.php on line 460
change !isset to !@isset

I have not had any of the undefined index errors reappear either since doing those changes.

If I screwed it up - PLEASE kick me and let me know

[IchBin]

Well, all you've done is suppressed the errors. You haven't gotten rid of them. The "@" sign suppresses the errors when you do that.

[Thurnok]

isset() hasn't changed from version 3, 4, or 5 of php.  Not sure what smoke your Host provider was blowing up yer... , ahem, anyway...

Undefined index errors relate to array elements (myarray[1]  or myarray['test'] for example) where that particular index does not exist in the array.  Using the @ symbol supresses php errors.. which in your case should help your whiny host provider by not filling up the php error.log file.  Additionally, the return value will still be false, which in this case is what you are looking for, so your changes should not affect the program logic.