Flexible Footer Menu Multilingual ... for Bootstrap

[lat9]

That one is giving:

[13-Jun-2025 17:14:50 UTC] PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected token "===" in /zc_plugins/BFFM/v2.0.1/admin/flexible_footer_menu2.php on line 109[13-Jun-2025 17:14:50 UTC] Request URI: /MY_ADMIN/index.php?cmd=flexible_footer_menu2, IP address: 123.234.255.255--> PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected token "===" in /zc_plugins/BFFM/v2.0.1/admin/flexible_footer_menu2.php on line 109.
[13-Jun-2025 17:14:50 UTC] Request URI: /MY_ADMIN/index.php?cmd=flexible_footer_menu2, IP address: 123.234.255.255
--> PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected token "===" in /zc_plugins/BFFM/v2.0.1/admin/flexible_footer_menu2.php on line 109.

How about a suggestion I got from a code checker.

Line 96

if ($col_image = new upload('col_image')) {

to

$col_image = new upload('col_image');
        if ($col_image !== null) {

And, line 109

} elseif ($col_image->filename === 'none' || ($_POST['image_delete'] ?? 0) === '1')

to

} elseif ($col_image->filename === 'none' || (isset($_POST['image_delete']) && $_POST['image_delete'] === '1')) {

I have tried this solution and it works on the current site. The site is running PHP 8.3.20, so the === should not have been a problem.

The code suggested by the 'code checker' results in the same functionality as that present in the current code. I'm not sure where that PHP error's coming from.

[dbltoe]

The code suggested by the 'code checker' results in the same functionality as that present in the current code. I'm not sure where that PHP error's coming from.

Exactly. Maybe it's a quirk with PHP 8.3.20, but it should not be having a problem with the strict comparison.

I've added, deleted, inserted, and edited with no problems since the change.

[pilou2]

I tried inserting and deleting new column header or just a new link and I did not get any log like the one above on PHP 8.3.22 or PHP 8.4.8.

[dbltoe]

I tried inserting and deleting new column header or just a new link and I did not get any log like the one above on PHP 8.3.22 or PHP 8.4.8.

If it were easy, it would be occurring on someone else's site.

As lat9 points out, the result of her code and the code suggested to me is the same: a strict comparison of the value.

Even though using lat9's code will result in a deletion, insert, or edit being completed; my setup throws a 500 and shows the afore-mentioned log file. The result is having to go back and refresh the page to see the result.

I'm not in any way inferring that one is better than the other. I'm just passing on info in case anyone else is experiencing the same result.

[pilou2]

You suggested it might be a problem with PHP, did you try with another PHP version?

[dbltoe]

I might have time to do that later, but right now I'm fighting other demons on the site.