I tried what you suggested Dave (admin.php?menu=_error_log&perPage=10) and the page came up.  The last error reported was: E_ERROR: Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 6537037 bytes) so it appears it's as you said (more data is loaded on the error log page then PHP can hold in memory).  Once I cleared the log, I was able to access it again.

Thanks!

Eric

Thanks for the reply.  I can see it listed at the bottom in the left navigation it's just when I click on it to see the errors, a blank page displays.  It's been working fine but recently (a few days ago), I suddenly cannot see the errors and each time I try and go 'back', it increments by one.

Eric

Forgot to include the last errors that were emailed to me in case this helps:

Latest errors:

Oct 31st, 2015 - 03:34:47 PM
E_NOTICE: Undefined index: menuName
/home/content/.../cmsAdmin/lib/menus/_error_log/actionHandler.php (line 19)
https://www.cmpdsites.com/cmsAdmin/admin_265-1122.php?menu=_error_log

Oct 31st, 2015 - 03:34:47 PM
E_NOTICE: Undefined index: listPageOrder
/home/content/.../cmsAdmin/lib/menus/default/list_functions.php (line 57)
https://www.cmpdsites.com/cmsAdmin/admin_265-1122.php?menu=_error_log

Oct 31st, 2015 - 03:24:16 PM
E_ERROR: Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 6377140 bytes)
/home/content/.../cmsAdmin/lib/viewer_functions.php (line 433)
https://www.cmpdsites.com/cmsAdmin/admin_265-1122.php?menu=_error_log

Eric

Thanks again!

I was using the htmlencode because it's what is generated when I use the "Code Generator" in CMSB.  I subsequently have taken out that reference but alas, still no luck. BTW, the 'test' var subjects all have email and phone numbers...

I've attached the test file for you to look at that I've been using to try to narrow down what's happening.  Maybe another set of eyes (yours) can see what I'm sure I've been missing.

I forgot to mention in my info that I'm using version 2.63 (Build 1092) of CMSB; not sure that matters.

Again, thanks for your time!

Eric

Thanks for replying!  I added both var-dumps (separately) and both displayed the same data (the variable $readr name).  However, I did notice the length of each string was one more than the actual string; e.g., string(10) "Bill Hull" showed a length of 10 even though it is only 9 characters in length.  Using the trim, ltrim or rtrim made no difference.  Is there a 'hidden' character when using htmlencode($record['reader']) -- specifically the htmlencode -- when retrieving the field from the table using  foreach($scheduledRecords as $record); specifically at the beginning?  I'm guessing not because when I just used $record['reader'] it still made no difference.

I've even tried looping through the 'readers' table and when the variable is used it still does not 'see' the contents.  BUT when I hardcode the name instead of using the variable, it works every time.  Funny thing is, the mysql code is used in other modules and it works fine!  If I ONLY use the mysql statement and assign a variable ($readr = 'Bill Hull'), it works so I'm thinking it has something to do with the foreach process when extracting the record from the table using the foreach clause.

Server Info:
PHP Version: PHP v5.3.24
Database Server:  MySQL v5.0.96

I appreciate your time and thank you in advance for ANY suggestions.

Eric

I'm having a problem with the mysql SELECT not passing the variable I'm using.  Here's the code:

foreach ($scheduledRecords as $record){
    $readr = htmlencode($record['reader']);      
    $check = mysql_query("SELECT email, phone FROM cms_readers WHERE full_name = '" . mysql_real_escape_string($readr) . "'") or die(mysql_error());
      $check2 = mysql_num_rows($check);
      // if reader exists get email address
      if($check2 > 0){
          while($ifo = mysql_fetch_array( $check )){
          $r_em = $ifo['email'];
          $r_ph = $ifo['phone'];
        }
       }else{
            $r_em = '';
            $r_ph = '';
      }
}


$readr is the variable that is not accepted and is taken from another table.  If I put the actual reader name in, it finds the record ($check2 is > 0).  This same code works in other files but no matter how I try to duplicate it, it still will not pass the $readr variable.

Any ideas?

Please help to preserve my sanity!

Thanks in advance,

Eric

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