
Originally Posted by
RodG
What a dilemma. You and the error logs are producing conflicting reports. One of you is wrong.
In cases like this, my money is on the computer as producing the most valid report, therefore I must conclude that if these constants ARE in the language file, then it isn't the same language file that the computer is using.
Incidently, I've just recently fixed a near identical error on another customers website, which turned out to be the result of an incomplete merge of the english.php files during a V1.3.8a -> V1.5.1 upgrade. Actually, I suspect the merge went fine, but the modified file didn't get uploaded for some reason).
These errors are trivial to fix, but fixing it will not solve your problem. (missing constants are usually harmless, and just make things look bad).
The fact that these errors do exist though is usually a very good indication that there are probably some other files that also didn't get a proper upgrade, and it will be one of those that will be causing your current issues.
The difficult part here is that *we* have no way of knowing which files these may be.. You'll need to do a compare between your installation and the distribution .zip files.
Cheers
Rod
ps. As others have said. Not really an IH4 issue.