[horde] LATT_REFERRAL in PHP 4.3.6

[Daniel Eckl]

Because LATT_REFERRAL is predefined in PHP 4.3.6, but not before, horde
has this if clause:

if (!defined('LATT_HASCHILDREN')) {
define('LATT_REFERRAL', 16);
define('LATT_HASCHILDREN', 32);
define('LATT_HASNOCHILDREN', 64);
}

But the problem is, that in fact PHP 4.3.6 has LATT_REFERRAL defined,
but not LATT_HASCHILDREN. So with this clause,
!defined('LATT_HASCHILDREN') returns true, then it redefines
LATT_REFERRAL and because this is predefined, I get a warning.

Perhaps there has to be an own clause for LATT_REFERRAL?

Greets,
Daniel

[Chuck Hagenbuch]

Post by Daniel Eckl
But the problem is, that in fact PHP 4.3.6 has LATT_REFERRAL defined,
but not LATT_HASCHILDREN. So with this clause,
!defined('LATT_HASCHILDREN') returns true, then it redefines
LATT_REFERRAL and because this is predefined, I get a warning.

Try what I just committed. In the future, it'd be nice of you to include the
actual warning or at least the relevant file.

-chuck

--
"Regard my poor demoralized mule!" - Juan Valdez

[Daniel Eckl]

Yes, problem's gone. Thank you.

Interesting fix, just suppressing the warning :)

Please apologize for the missing info. I usually know what info is
needed and I know that I have to include it, but I just forgot this
time...

Greets,
Daniel

Post by Chuck Hagenbuch

Post by Daniel Eckl
But the problem is, that in fact PHP 4.3.6 has LATT_REFERRAL defined,
but not LATT_HASCHILDREN. So with this clause,
!defined('LATT_HASCHILDREN') returns true, then it redefines
LATT_REFERRAL and because this is predefined, I get a warning.

Try what I just committed. In the future, it'd be nice of you to include the
actual warning or at least the relevant file.
-chuck
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[Daniel Eckl]

Yes, problem's gone. Thank you.

Interesting fix, just suppressing the warning :)

Please apologize for the missing info. I usually know what info is
needed and I know that I have to include it, but I just forgot this
time...

Greets,
Daniel

Post by Chuck Hagenbuch

Post by Daniel Eckl
But the problem is, that in fact PHP 4.3.6 has LATT_REFERRAL defined,
but not LATT_HASCHILDREN. So with this clause,
!defined('LATT_HASCHILDREN') returns true, then it redefines
LATT_REFERRAL and because this is predefined, I get a warning.

Try what I just committed. In the future, it'd be nice of you to include the
actual warning or at least the relevant file.
-chuck
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[Chuck Hagenbuch]

Post by Daniel Eckl
But the problem is, that in fact PHP 4.3.6 has LATT_REFERRAL defined,
but not LATT_HASCHILDREN. So with this clause,
!defined('LATT_HASCHILDREN') returns true, then it redefines
LATT_REFERRAL and because this is predefined, I get a warning.

Try what I just committed. In the future, it'd be nice of you to include the
actual warning or at least the relevant file.

-chuck

--
"Regard my poor demoralized mule!" - Juan Valdez