Directly accessing $_GET['q'] (without checking that $_GET['q'] exists before) resuts in a PHP notice.

This cause big problems if page cache normal is enabled and the webserver is configured to serve gzip compressed pages.

This resutls in a white screen of death.

Attached patch fixed it.

CommentFileSizeAuthor
content_encoding_error.patch411 bytesfax8

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BradleyT’s picture

BradleyT commented

I wasn't getting a WSOD however my log file was filled with a few hundred thousand errors because of this.

Your patch fixed that error.

OK I fixed the line 32 error (seperate issue) so nevermind that part.

fax8’s picture

fax8 commented

line 32 what? did not understand sorry.

grendzy’s picture

grendzy commented
Status: Needs review » Closed (won't fix)

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