May 7th, 2013, 7:54 AM
(This post was last modified: May 7th, 2013, 12:44 PM by johnbleck2.)
Joe,
Google Chrome v 26 I get:
cannot read property g.messages
function Type error (native code)
The "type" for g.messages is of course 'JSON'
the example from the first post was from ie 8
I get similar errors even when on the host machine using firefox (not sure which version of firefox)
poking around the internet the next thing I was going to try was to add
extension=json.so
to the php.ini under dynamic extensions.
When I tried to do this I had access/permission errors and I couldn't save the php.ini file.
Do you think this could be it. I'm pretty confident it's server side.
Could it be a permission issue for the mysql user or on a folder on the server?
We have 2 msql users both having the same username.
One is using localhost the other using anyhost.
When I remove the localhost user, the anyhost user of the same name allows me to log into that user on terminal without a password: even though I changed the password.
or am I barking up the wrong tree?
Should there be 2 same name users in mysql?
tried the extension-json.so in dynamic extensions: didn't make a difference.
Google Chrome v 26 I get:
cannot read property g.messages
function Type error (native code)
The "type" for g.messages is of course 'JSON'
the example from the first post was from ie 8
I get similar errors even when on the host machine using firefox (not sure which version of firefox)
poking around the internet the next thing I was going to try was to add
extension=json.so
to the php.ini under dynamic extensions.
When I tried to do this I had access/permission errors and I couldn't save the php.ini file.
Do you think this could be it. I'm pretty confident it's server side.
Could it be a permission issue for the mysql user or on a folder on the server?
We have 2 msql users both having the same username.
One is using localhost the other using anyhost.
When I remove the localhost user, the anyhost user of the same name allows me to log into that user on terminal without a password: even though I changed the password.
or am I barking up the wrong tree?
Should there be 2 same name users in mysql?
tried the extension-json.so in dynamic extensions: didn't make a difference.