Call to a member function on a non-object in

[multilang]

Hello,

I use V2.0 on a 4 year-old website and it was working fine until my host suddenly decided to move from MySql 4.0.23 to 4.1.xx

Now, no links get to be displayed and I get the following message when I click on Links in the admin panel:

Fatal error: Call to a member function on a non-object in /home/betrans/public_html/resources/admin/dir_links.php on line 75

Line 75 reads:

$list = $rs->GetAssoc(true);

I also get an error for the Approve links

Fatal error: Call to a member function on a non-object in /home/betrans/public_html/resources/admin/dir_approve_links.php on line 47

Line 47: $list = $rs->GetAssoc(true);
Same piece of code

Any pointer to indicate my programmer how to solve this issue?

[David]

First, try clearing your cache in temp/templates

Also, you might consider upgrading to v3.

Oh, I see this is Mike from Carribieantopselection.
I thoght we upgraded you to v3, or am I not remembering correctly?

[multilang]

Hello,

Thanks for the tip, I'll try that.

V3.0 on Caribbeantopselection.com indeed.

I remained with V2.0 as I find it easier to cope with it alone :) I'll be waiting for a version that lasts a couple of months before being updated before upgrading :)

Mike

[David]

I hear you about the versions! :D :eek:
We plan to keep improving, meaning an update every month or so.
3.0.5 has proven to be pretty darn stable so far, but by all means, take your time upgrading.

[multilang]

I cleaned the temp files as recommended but it didn't work

[anon]

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I really don't mean to sound harsh, but if he is a programmer, should he not be able to debug?

Rob

[multilang]

I don't know what he knows about PhpLD and he can debug his own code that's why I am asking for pointers

[seothatworks]

While working on a site move for client, I just got similar problem though different lines. Also move from older to newer mysql version.

So I did a fresh install, manually (sql) moved the category and link entries, and it worked OK.