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HELP! Upgraded PHP now website shows MANY errors - don't know what to do!

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Hi guys,

I built a website back in 2012 using concrete5, and everything was working fine on my server, but we recently upgraded to a newer PHP version (and soon MySQL).. and now the website shows tons of errors, which I have no idea what to do about:

http://bopomo.ca

Can someone help me? Will this help it?

changing all instances of

error_reporting(E_ALL ^ E_NOTICE ^ E_DEPRECATED)

or

error_reporting(E_ALL ^ E_NOTICE)

to

error_reporting(E_ALL & ~E_DEPRECATED & ~E_STRICT & ~E_NOTICE)

(i looked on google and found some old forums on this)

Or, is it totally not compatible anymore with PHP 5.4

I think I'm running C5 5.4.1.1

Thanks for any help !!!

Elyssa
 
angelyssa replied on at Permalink Reply
"It looks like the issue that the scripts were setting reporting for the Strict Standards directive. This would cause the site to display the white page with the errors, despite the errors being merely warnings. I have disabled Strict Standards reporting, and the page looks to be resolving correctly now."

This was a message I received from my server admin, after I submitted a ticket to them.. yay!!

LiquidWeb is the best :)

I am wondering if I should still upgrade... but how to go about upgrading from such an old version :-/

Thanks!

Elyssa
andrewjaff replied on at Permalink Reply
andrewjaff
Hi Elyssa,

Please upgrade your site to at least 5.6 version.

Thanks
Andrew
angelyssa replied on at Permalink Reply
yes i would like to for sure, but how can I do this from version 5.4.1.1? Any recommendations? I wouldn't want to mess any of my theme... thanks!
andrewjaff replied on at Permalink Reply
andrewjaff
You will have to do it manually

http://www.concrete5.org/documentation/how-tos/developers/manually-...
angelyssa replied on at Permalink Reply
ok thanks, I have downloaded concrete5.6.0.zip and will check that document, thanks!