May 12th, 2017, 4:11 AM
Just tried the converter as well.
Most files seem to be converted to the tool's satisfaction, but formtools still doesn't work: still shows a blank install page.
There were two files with warnings that I don't understand:
Warning: /var/www/html/formtools/install/files/code.php (24/24, 8)
Summary
Found Converted Warnings/Errors File update File backup Length
24 24 8 Yes Yes 22276
Warnings/Errors
Line Message
265 [Line 265] Cannot analyze server parameter to extract host, socket and port! Conversion cannot be performed automatically. You must manually check the result of the conversion.
266 [Line 266]
365 [Line 365] Cannot analyze server parameter to extract host, socket and port! Conversion cannot be performed automatically. You must manually check the result of the conversion. You're calling mysql_connect() twice with the same parameters. We don't know for sure if you want a new connection or reuse the old connection. You must check your code.
375 [Line 375]
518 [Line 518] Cannot analyze server parameter to extract host, socket and port! Conversion cannot be performed automatically. You must manually check the result of the conversion. You're calling mysql_connect() twice with the same parameters. We don't know for sure if you want a new connection or reuse the old connection. You must check your code.
519 [Line 519]
590 [Line 590] Cannot analyze server parameter to extract host, socket and port! Conversion cannot be performed automatically. You must manually check the result of the conversion. You're calling mysql_connect() twice with the same parameters. We don't know for sure if you want a new connection or reuse the old connection. You must check your code.
591 [Line 591]
But the converted code doesn't look to me like it's calling mysql_connect twice:
365: $link = @($GLOBALS["___mysqli_ston"] = mysqli_connect($hostname, $username, $password)) or $db_connection_error = mysqli_error($GLOBALS["___mysqli_ston"]);
By the same token, I have no idea if this should work or not.
And:
Warning: /var/www/html/formtools/global/code/general.php (13/13, 3)
Summary
Found Converted Warnings/Errors File update File backup Length
13 13 3 Yes Yes 57509
Warnings/Errors
Line Message
35 [Line 35] Cannot analyze server parameter to extract host, socket and port! Conversion cannot be performed automatically. You must manually check the result of the conversion.
37 [Line 37] Cannot analyze server parameter to extract host, socket and port! Conversion cannot be performed automatically. You must manually check the result of the conversion.
45 [Line 45]
All these type warnings concern lines like these:
$link = ($GLOBALS["___mysqli_ston"] = mysqli_connect($g_db_hostname, $g_db_username, $g_db_password));
Which looks sort of OK to me but might not be.
At any rate, the thing still isn't working and I look forward to the mysqli powered version.
Most files seem to be converted to the tool's satisfaction, but formtools still doesn't work: still shows a blank install page.
There were two files with warnings that I don't understand:
Warning: /var/www/html/formtools/install/files/code.php (24/24, 8)
Summary
Found Converted Warnings/Errors File update File backup Length
24 24 8 Yes Yes 22276
Warnings/Errors
Line Message
265 [Line 265] Cannot analyze server parameter to extract host, socket and port! Conversion cannot be performed automatically. You must manually check the result of the conversion.
266 [Line 266]
365 [Line 365] Cannot analyze server parameter to extract host, socket and port! Conversion cannot be performed automatically. You must manually check the result of the conversion. You're calling mysql_connect() twice with the same parameters. We don't know for sure if you want a new connection or reuse the old connection. You must check your code.
375 [Line 375]
518 [Line 518] Cannot analyze server parameter to extract host, socket and port! Conversion cannot be performed automatically. You must manually check the result of the conversion. You're calling mysql_connect() twice with the same parameters. We don't know for sure if you want a new connection or reuse the old connection. You must check your code.
519 [Line 519]
590 [Line 590] Cannot analyze server parameter to extract host, socket and port! Conversion cannot be performed automatically. You must manually check the result of the conversion. You're calling mysql_connect() twice with the same parameters. We don't know for sure if you want a new connection or reuse the old connection. You must check your code.
591 [Line 591]
But the converted code doesn't look to me like it's calling mysql_connect twice:
365: $link = @($GLOBALS["___mysqli_ston"] = mysqli_connect($hostname, $username, $password)) or $db_connection_error = mysqli_error($GLOBALS["___mysqli_ston"]);
By the same token, I have no idea if this should work or not.
And:
Warning: /var/www/html/formtools/global/code/general.php (13/13, 3)
Summary
Found Converted Warnings/Errors File update File backup Length
13 13 3 Yes Yes 57509
Warnings/Errors
Line Message
35 [Line 35] Cannot analyze server parameter to extract host, socket and port! Conversion cannot be performed automatically. You must manually check the result of the conversion.
37 [Line 37] Cannot analyze server parameter to extract host, socket and port! Conversion cannot be performed automatically. You must manually check the result of the conversion.
45 [Line 45]
All these type warnings concern lines like these:
$link = ($GLOBALS["___mysqli_ston"] = mysqli_connect($g_db_hostname, $g_db_username, $g_db_password));
Which looks sort of OK to me but might not be.
At any rate, the thing still isn't working and I look forward to the mysqli powered version.