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Need some help bad! "Fatal error: Call to undefined function p() in"


jw_d

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I have a PHP page that runs fine on one server. On a different server I am receiving the error:

 

"Fatal error: Call to undefined function p() in ......"

 

This is the code generating the error:

<?php

include_once('common.php');

if(p()->send)
    {
    $users_acct=$db->users_acct->email(p()->email);    
    if(count($users_acct) > 0)
        {
        $headers = "From:[email protected]";
        $subject = "Password Reminder";
        $message="Recently you requested a password reminder from xxxxxxx.\n\nYour password: {$users_acct->password}\n\nRegards,\xxxxxxxxxx";
        mail($users_acct->email,$subject,$message,$headers);
        echo msg("Your password has been sent to {$users_acct->email}.");
        }
    else echo error_msg('The E-mail you provided is not registered with us.');
    }
?>

 

I'd certainly appreciate any help if you know what this is telling me.

 

Thanks!

It's likely you have some short open tags in the common.php file that is causing part of the php code in it to be ignored. Since part of common.php works and part does not, you would need to post it for anyone here to be able to directly help you with why your function is not being seen.

Thanks for the advise. Here is the common:

<?php

ini_set('include_path',ini_get('include_path').':/home/content/c/u/s/***/html/admin/classes/pearMain');


include_once('/home/content/c/u/s/***/html/admin/classes/pear/DB-1.6.8/DB.php');
include_once('classes/class.php');


$_INFO_NAME = "***";
$_INFO_KEEPER ="***";
$_INFO_CODE = "***";
$_ACCESS_CODE = "***";
$_CONN = "mysql://".$_INFO_CODE.":".$_ACCESS_CODE."@".$_INFO_KEEPER."/".$_INFO_NAME."";
define("_DB_CONN",$_CONN);





define("PATH","/home/content/c/u/s/***/html/admin/");
define("FCKUPLOADPATH","/***/admin/uploads/");	

define ("BS_DIR","/home/content/c/u/s/***/html/");


?>

That's not the code were the function p() is defined. Keep looking.

 

Also, add the following two lines of code immediately after your first opening <?php tag in the main code to get all php detected errors to be displayed -

 

ini_set("display_errors", "1");
error_reporting(E_ALL);

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