Php Error log

Which PHP version do you use?

Are you able to fix the issue by following those steps 0011584:0030648?

PHP version 7

PHP version 7
Not recommended as 1.2.x has been developed/released long time before PHP 7 has been released.
Furthermore PHP 7 is not 100% upward compatible to PHP 5.x

Did you read/try my second hint?

Are you able to fix the issue by following those steps 0011584:0030648?

No ,I have changed var to Public in relationship_api.php , but no luck

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I have downgraded to PHP 5.6, Working perfectly in PHP 5.6

Thanks for the feedback.

We will hardly certify/change version 1.2.x to run with PHP 7.
The final 1.3 version or 2.0 should run with it, but I am quite sure that it will need some time until PHP 7 get's stable enough for production use and we and all 3rd party libraries have found all incompatibilities.

Hello,
with PHP7
file : /core/using_pref_api.php

replace
function UserPreferences( $p_user_id, $p_project_id )
by
function __construct( $p_user_id, $p_project_id )

because the same name class with the constructor is not supported by php7

Concerning 0020484:0052301, this is fixed, see 0020501

Thanks

FYI:
I came across this when I started using PHP 7.

A colleague of mine fixed it in the following fashion, here is his text to the issue:

That is a bug in MantisBT. A function is being called that is in a file that has not been loaded.

I do not know what the correct fix is (the one recommended in the MantisBT bug tracker does not work).

However, the following will work around the problem.

In the file [.core]lang_api.php around line 98 you will find the following function which starts as follows:

function lang_get_default() {
global $g_active_language;

    $t_lang = false;

Change it by adding two lines so it reads as follows:

function lang_get_default() {
global $g_active_language;

    $t_pref_file = dirname( __FILE__ ) . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . 'user_pref_api.php';
    require_once($t_pref_file);

    $t_lang = false;

This will simply include the file that has the missing function.

As to why it works in one version of PHP but not another, I do not have an answer. Unless, somehow, the lang_get_default function is called differently depending on something about the PHP version.