Edward J Gelb said

Yellow Swordfish said
Let’s go for the simple question first which is – what on earth did you use to make the file edits?

Clearly something was wrong with the edits you made and if you are still getting parse errors after you remove the changes then something is still wrong. And the headers already sent message might just be because of other errors or it might again be because of the way the file was edited. So – what tool was used is the first question.

YS,

All changes to the PHP file were made with a standard TEXT EDITOR.  I can assure you that after 30 years in programming, I did not make any mistakes.

Here is the message I just sent to Mr. Papa,

YS and Papa,
As suggested I preformed that following modifications to the filter file.
May I suggest that it would be much easier if you would make the changes to the file and email me as gelb.com

    if (empty($width[1])) {
        $size = @getimagesize(str_replace(‘ ‘, ‘%20’, $srcfile));
        if ($size) {
            if ($size[0]) {
                $width[1] = $size[0];
            }
        } elseif (ini_get(‘allow_url_fopen’) == true && $size == false) {
            return ‘[‘.sp_text(‘Image Can Not Be Found’).’]’;
        }
============================
if (empty($width[1])) {
        $size = @getimagesize(str_replace(‘ ‘, ‘%20’, $srcfile));
        if ($size) {
            if ($size[0]) {
                $width[1] = $size[0];
                $height[1] = $size[1];
            } else {
                $width[1] = 0;
                $height[1] = 0;
            }
        } elseif (ini_get(‘allow_url_fopen’) == true && $size == false) {
            return ‘[‘.sp_text(‘Image Can Not Be Found’).’]’;
        }
=====================================================
# insepct the image itself
    global $gis_error;
    $gis_error = ”;
    set_error_handler(‘sp_gis_error’);
    $display_width = ”;
    $display_height = ”;
    $size = @getimagesize(str_replace(‘ ‘, ‘%20’, $src[1]));
    restore_error_handler();
    if ($gis_error == ”) {
        # Did image exist?
        if ($size[0] && $size[1]) {
            # check width
            if (isset($width[1]) && ($width[1] <= $sfsigimagesize[‘sfsigwidth’] || $sfsigimagesize[‘sfsigwidth’] == 0)) {# width specified and less than max allowed
                $display_width = ‘ width=”‘.$width[1].'”‘;
            } elseif ($sfsigimagesize[‘sfsigwidth’] > 0 && $size[0] > $sfsigimagesize[‘sfsigwidth’]) {
                $display_width = ‘ width=”‘.$sfsigimagesize[‘sfsigwidth’].'”‘;
            }

Regards,

Ed

 

YS,

Problem has been solved.  We contacted the Host Company and modified the PHP to turn off the error_reporting, turn off the display_errors and allow_url_fopen …

This solved all problems.

Thank you for your help.

However, you might wish to turn off the getimagesize function in future software releases.

Ed

well, we wouldnt turn off getimagesize – its quite standard… not sure why yours (only one thus far) doesnt like it…  but as Andy said, we will suppress errors from it…