Fatal error: Call to undefined function MySQLError()

[caryhartline]

I have looked all over the Internet for the answer so please critizise on something that is probably dumb.  I have this code for the header on my website and it recently started saying:

 

Fatal error: Call to undefined function MySQLError() in /hermes/bosweb/web272/b2720/ipg.caryhartline/themes/default/header.php.html on line 11

 

This doesn't happen on every page.  It only happens when someone logs into their account.  Please help! This is the code:

 

<?
header( 'Content-type: text/html; charset=\"charset=utf-8\"' );
//iso-8859-1
?>
<?
  // get balance information  
  $query = "select * from BPLA_users where nick='".$_SESSION['BPLowbidAuction_LOGGED_IN_USERNAME']."'";
  $result = @mysql_query($query);
  $TPL_balance = "00.00";
  if(!$result) {
      MySQLError($query);
      exit;
  } else {
      $USER = mysql_fetch_array($result);
      $TPL_balance 	= number_format($USER['balance'], 2, '.', '');
  }
  $is_pre_registration = (isset($_REQUEST['pre_registration']) && ($_REQUEST['pre_registration'] == "1")) ? "1" : "";
#// Build the page width string
//$PAGEWIDTH = $SETTINGS['pagewidth'];
//if($SETTINGS['pagewidthtype'] == 'perc') $PAGEWIDTH .= "%";
$PAGEWIDTH = "100%";
if ($HTTPS == '1' || $HTTPS == 'on') {
  $SITEURL = $Https['httpsurl'];
  $SETTINGS['siteurl'] = $Https['httpsurl'];
} else {
  $SITEURL = $SETTINGS['siteurl'];
  $SETTINGS['siteurl'] = $SETTINGS['siteurl'];
}
?>

[markjoe]

Do you mean to be using mysql_error()?

[Pikachu2000]

Judging by the fact that the query string is being passed to it as a parameter, it looks like a user defined function that would probably be include()d from an external file. Is the MySQLError() function defined somewhere?

[caryhartline]

I think you are talking about this code.

<?
if(!defined('INCLUDED')) exit("Access denied");
if(!function_exists(MySQLError))
{
Function MySQLError($Q)
{
	global 	$SESSION_NAME,
			$SESSION_ERROR,
			$ERR_0001;

	$SESSION_ERROR = $ERR_001."<br>".$Q."<br>".mysql_error();		
	$_SESSION["SESSION_ERROR"]=$SESSION_ERROR;
	print "<SCRIPT LANGUAGE=Javascript>document.location.href='error.php'</SCRIPT>";

	return;
}
}
?>

This is from a file called error.inc.php.  I think it is included because the file error.php includes this code and requires header.php which includes the file header.php.html that I originally posted.

[caryhartline]

OK,  I found another file that may be involved.  There is this code called user_menu.php which takes part in the process of http://www.luvbid.com/user_menu.php and creates an error whether someone is logged in or not.  Is there a problem in this code that may be causing this?

 

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