error code 8192

[BiGBLiZZ]

My error log is filling up with 3 repeating errors the major one is this:

http://invasion.cleverwasteoftime.com/contact/index.php?action=arcade;sa=stats
8192: Function split() is deprecated
File: ../invasion/contact/Themes/default/ArcadeStats.template.php (tp_above sub template - eval?)
Line: 166

the obvious answer is the arcade, except I JUST installed it, the error shows up for EVERY action on the forum... so my thought then jumped to Tiny Portal. I have checked every file I can find (it took a while) for "split" and the only matches I found were "preg_split" which I assume isn't depreciated.

This topic was breached before here, but I don't have that mod, and I believe mine is a TP thing. But I can't find anything in my searches.

Can anyone help? between that and the 2 other errors, my log is filling up to about 6000+ pages a day.

[BiGBLiZZ]

For the record, the other 2 errors are:

8: Undefined offset: 1

and

8: Undefined index: submit_form

all with the "(tp_above sub template - eval?)" at the end of the error line.

[TheListener]

Make sure the disable eval is turned off.

Then report the error line again.

[BiGBLiZZ]

okay... how do I disable that?

[TheListener]

okay... how do I disable that?

I had to remind myself then   

Admin > Server settings > General

[BiGBLiZZ]

LOL! I've never had to do that before.

Okay.. disabled and now it reads:

8192: Function split() is deprecated
File: /invasion/contact/Themes/default/TPsubs.template.php(127) : eval()'d code
Line: 166

So I assume then, that is where the error is?  Looking now

[Colin]

Are you using tiny portal?

[BiGBLiZZ]

Yes, I am using TP

[TheListener]

Yes, I am using TP

Aha there's the culprit.

However is the the forum in your signature the forum in question as I see no portal in use nor a portal copyright.

[BiGBLiZZ]

No, the forum in my sig is not using TP. my other forum found here is though.

[TheListener]

Gotcha and I see the copyright (just about).

[BiGBLiZZ]

I still can't find the error in that page.... ideas?

[Colin]

Will you attach the file please.

[BiGBLiZZ]

it is attached...

[Colin]

You disabled template evals, eh?

[BiGBLiZZ]

yeah, I did.

[Colin]

Weird, because split() isn't being used in that entire file.

[BiGBLiZZ]

I know. I can't find any file it's being used in. yet my error log fills up with it constantly.

[BiGBLiZZ]

Crap. I found it. Now I just have to fix it.

Will just changing it from split() to preg_split() work?

<edit>
The answer is no. but explode() will.

now to tackle the submit_form and "1" errors!
</edit>

[BiGBLiZZ]

Okay, for those wondering, I am in fact an idiot. The problem wasn't with TP, or any file there in. It was with a php code I have inside one of the TP blocks on the forum. The "Egg Counter" was written in older PHP and was never updated. I don't know why I didn't think about it before.

Everything is now sorted, except for the undefined errors. I still don't know how to fix that, they are also in the code on an output .= line. :/

Oh well, one day I will be error free again!

Thank you both for your help, I wouldn't have ever figured it out without the extra eyes and questions!

[Colin]

Oh good! My pleasure.

[MrPhil]

Will just changing it from split() to preg_split() work?

<edit>
The answer is no. but explode() will.

now to tackle the submit_form and "1" errors!
</edit>

Yes, preg_split() is the replacement for split(). You probably didn't update the regexp pattern to include delimiters, e.g., ':' ==> '/:/'.

split() or preg_split() is unnecessary if the pattern (regexp) is a simple constant with no regular expression operations (e.g., '/:/' rather than, say, '/[:,]/'). In that case, it's better to use explode().

[Kindred]

yes.   When you see a portal eval'd it usually means that you have a problem in one of you code blocks.

[BiGBLiZZ]

Yes, preg_split() is the replacement for split(). You probably didn't update the regexp pattern to include delimiters, e.g., ':' ==> '/:/'.

split() or preg_split() is unnecessary if the pattern (regexp) is a simple constant with no regular expression operations (e.g., '/:/' rather than, say, '/[:,]/'). In that case, it's better to use explode().

Yeah... that... LOL.. I stopped using PHP around 4.2, so I honestly have no idea what you just said. But it's okay. The php cose I am using is a very simple password input to change a count of a certain aspect of the game I run. explode() works to replace the split() that was there, and there are no new errors, so, for now I am happy with it. One day when I have time I will get back on the php horse and work on 5.x and get to know all this crap again. Until then.. I have y'all! 

Thanks guys!