TinyButStrong Error (Merge PHP global publiciables):

I was using TBS with Mojavi and, when the template should be presented in the browser, this error is displayed:

TinyButStrong Error (Merge PHP global publiciables): Can't merge [public.message] because there is no PHP global publiciable named 'message'. This message can be cancelled using parameter 'noerr'.

can anyone tell me what might be the problem?
Thank you all

It should be "variables" instead of "publiciables", otherwise such an error message does'nt exist.

Sorry, didn't get it...

This error msg:
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TinyButStrong Error (Merge PHP global publiciables): Can't merge [public.message] because there is no PHP global publiciable named 'message'. This message can be cancelled using parameter 'noerr'.
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does not exist. Please post the right one. Please answer the following questions:
- Is there a variable "$message" in your PHP script?
- Does your template contain "[var.message]"?

Thanks!
Claus

Quote RJJesus: "I've made it, all the variables had to be declared as public, instead of var, and called as public.varname"

This statement + your error message seem to have something in common ... Did you replace "var" with "public"? It looks like you accidently changed the TBS code ...

Just my 2 cents,
Claus

I had to change the declarations of var to public, otherwise all I had was an error like stick something...I have a $message in the PHP script and I call [public.message].

With the var statements in the tbs_class All it gives is this error:

Strict Standards: var: Deprecated. Please use the public/private/protected modifiers

And it still doesn't show the contents of $message

the error changed to
TinyButStrong Error (Merge PHP global variables): Can't merge [var.message] because there is no PHP global variable named 'message'. This message can be cancelled using parameter 'noerr'.
in the same conditions

Hello,

This mean that your variable $message is not global. If it's defined into a function, or into a script called from a function, then the variable is not global.

You can force a variable to be global in a function using the instrcution global.

I'm sorry man, newbie things.
If you don't mind, could you please tell me how to stop the message :
Strict Standards: var: Deprecated. Please use the public/private/protected modifiers in C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache2\htdocs\tbs_class.php

It refers to all the lines where tbs_class has var declarations.
Thanks a lot, I had the global declaration in the beginning of the program instead of in the value attribution.

Thank you once more

This is probably because you have PHP 5. If it's so, then use the the file "tbs_class_php5.php" instead of "tbs_class.php".

Thanks again...newbie
See you around and, even being a newbie, if I can help say something