error 0 popup in section editor
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Last Post: September 15, 2011 (RSS)
By craig_bcd - September 10, 2011 - edited: September 10, 2011
I am getting an "error 0" pop up box when I am adding fields to a section or when I change their order in the section editor but I don't know what is causing it.
I also get it when I try to manually re-order items in the list by clicking and dragging the arrows.
In both cases the change I want to make takes place but the error is kind of annoying. I can handle it but don't want my client experiencing it.
I attached a screen grab of the error. running under php 5 any ideas what is causing it? and how I can fix it?
Thanks,
Craig
Re: [craig_bcd] error 0 popup in section editor
By Jason - September 14, 2011
This happens when the web server is misconfigured. What happens is when a script runs that produces no output, the server is outputting "0" to the screen. This is caught and interpreted as an error by CMS Builder.
Here is what you can do to demonstrate the issue. Create a new .php file and put in this code (only this code):
<?php exit; ?>This script does nothing. However, if you view it in FireFox, you should see a 0 appear on your screen. You can forward that page on to your host. Although it is not a browser issue, other browsers tend to ignore it, so tell them to look at the page in firefox.
If they're unwilling to re-configure the server to correct this, you may want to consider moving hosts.
Hope this helps
Jason
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Re: [Jason] error 0 popup in section editor
Do you know what the configuration change it is that needs to be made?
thanks
Re: [craig_bcd] error 0 popup in section editor
By Jason - September 15, 2011
I've looked back through our records concerning this issue. The problem comes down to their server not complying with web standards.
Here are the technical details that you can forward along to them along with a url to the test page that has the <?php exit; ?> statement I sent you:
This server is sending an incorrect response according to RFC 2616.
The 0 displayed is not the PHP exit function's status code: it's what this server sends as content any time there is no content to be sent.
The server is sending a Content-Length of 0 and a message-body of "0", which is 1 byte long. This is contrary to the Content-Length of 0 it has sent. This is incorrect behaviour according to RFC 2616:
http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec4.html
"When a Content-Length is given in a message where a message-body is allowed, its field value MUST exactly match the number of OCTETs in the message-body."
Browsers will try to ignore conflicting information, rather than displaying an error. It so happens that Firefox decides to ignore the Content-Length header while Internet Explorer decides to ignore the message-body.
Please update your servers to adhere to w3 standards as described here:
http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec4.html
Hope this helps
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Re: [Jason] error 0 popup in section editor