JohnCourt Posted November 14 Author Posted November 14 1 hour ago, Jim M said: The error there in your screenshot can be found by going to your admin directory, Jim, is that in Error Logs or System Logs? Thank sir
JohnCourt Posted November 14 Author Posted November 14 3 minutes ago, Daniel F said: System Log thanks Daniel, I'm not seeing any logs for the time frame php8.1 was attempted.
Stuart Silvester Posted November 14 Posted November 14 I would suggest going back to your host, if the requirements checker isn't working there's something really wrong with your servers PHP 8.1 configuration. It's not a complex script and should work without throwing a white page. Give them the link to it and ask them why it isn't working.
JohnCourt Posted November 14 Author Posted November 14 5 minutes ago, Stuart Silvester said: Give them the link to it and ask them why it isn't working. Stuart, forgive my ignorance, link to? my domain? Thanks 🙂Â
Stuart Silvester Posted November 14 Posted November 14 The requirement checker script you have uploaded
JohnCourt Posted November 14 Author Posted November 14 2 minutes ago, Stuart Silvester said: The requirement checker script you have uploaded Got it thanks!
JohnCourt Posted November 14 Author Posted November 14 I followed up more and this what A2 has come up with, any further directions is appreciated if any. 🙂 -------------------------------------------------------- Thank you for your reply and provided details - much appreciated. I was able to replicate the issue on the system checker file That file is located at www.thepatriotwoodworker.com/ips4.php. I have temporarily enabled display errors and was able to find the following when the PHP version is changed from 8.0 to 8.1: Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function mysqli_report() in /home/thepatr1/public_html/ips4.php:20 Stack trace: #0 {main} thrown in /home/thepatr1/public_html/ips4.php on line 20 Sadly nothing else is logged even in the Apache error logs. Hope that helps.
Stuart Silvester Posted November 14 Posted November 14 That would suggest your host does not have MySQLi enabled in PHP. That is a requirement for most PHP software you'd ever want to run. They'll need to solve that. JohnCourt 1
JohnCourt Posted November 14 Author Posted November 14 20 minutes ago, Stuart Silvester said: That would suggest your host does not have MySQLi enabled in PHP. That is a requirement for most PHP software you'd ever want to run. They'll need to solve that. Well holly geesh fricken gobsmack! That was it all along Stuart! That php error really told the story didn't it? Thank guys for sticking through it with me, I greatly appreciate it!
JohnCourt Posted November 14 Author Posted November 14 Reply hidden again 🙂 But I went ahead and enabled GMP PHP so that works fine now too.
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