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Strict warning: Declaration of views_handler_argument_draggableviews_book::query() should be compatible with views_handler_argument::query($group_by = false) in require_once() (line 6 of C:\UniServer\www\sites\all\modules\draggableviews\draggableviews_book\draggableviews_book_views_handler_argument.inc).
Seems draggableviews (especially draggableviews_book) is staying behind. Or is your dev version already compatible? If so, please close and sorry to bother you.
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iStryker CreditAttribution: iStryker commentedwhat PHP version are you using? Is it PHP 5.3 or PHP 5.4?
Comment #2
Mołot CreditAttribution: Mołot commented5.4
http://sourceforge.net/projects/miniserver/files/Uniform%20Server/8.8.2-... to be exact and precise.
Comment #3
iStryker CreditAttribution: iStryker commentedComment #4
seanenroute CreditAttribution: seanenroute commentedHi, I'm getting the same error with PHP4 and PHP5
It's a fresh install of 7.28, using the 7.2 dev of draggable views for Book.
Comment #5
csc4 CreditAttribution: csc4 commentedSame problem here
Has anyone got a solution?
Comment #6
vmsiam CreditAttribution: vmsiam commentedSame issue here!!! PHP 5.5
looking for a solution also.
Comment #7
Mołot CreditAttribution: Mołot commentedManually adding
to function definitoin seems to work around this, but it is quite "rude" approach, because variable is ignored.
Comment #9
iStryker CreditAttribution: iStryker commented@Molot is right. class views_handler_argument_draggableviews_book extends views_handler_argument. Views_handler_argument:query() probably didn't have $group_by = FALSE awhile back (maybe 7.x-2.x), but now it does.
Committed. I did not test it but I should not have to. Fix is trivial