Fatal error with semiologic theme

  • Hi I was looking into using wordpress as more like a CMS and i found the semiologic theam which people have said good things about.

    So I downloaded the latest version v.4 form https://www.semiologic.com/?s=semiologic and the latest wordpress. Installed wordpress no probs then put the semiologic theam in the theams folder then activated it and got this error.

    Fatal error: Call to undefined function: mysql_real_escape_string() in c:\phpdev\www\public\wordpress\wp-content\themes\semiologic\admin\nav-menus.php on line 205

    now if i go anywhere on the site i get this

    Fatal error: Call to undefined function: glob() in c:\phpdev\www\public\wordpress\wp-content\themes\semiologic\functions.php on line 70

    Has anyone else had this problem? does anyone have any ideas whats went wrong. As you can see i am no a localhost maybe that it the problem?

    thanks in advance for any help.

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  • mysql_real_escape_string() is a function that is native to PHP, the error message you’re seeing there might be due to you version of PHP being outdated, do you know what version you are using?

    Thread Starter letimati

    (@letimati)

    PHP Version 4.2.3

    mysql
    MySQL Support enabled
    Active Persistent Links 0
    Active Links 0
    Client API version 3.23.39

    Directive Local Value Master Value
    mysql.allow_persistent
    On On
    mysql.default_host
    no value no value
    mysql.default_password
    no value no value
    mysql.default_port
    no value no value
    mysql.default_socket
    no value no value
    mysql.default_user
    no value no value
    mysql.max_links
    Unlimited Unlimited
    mysql.max_persistent
    Unlimited Unlimited

    odbc

    That’s why then, mysql_real_escape_string() and glob() are only available in 4.3.0 or above ??

    The script, as it stands, won’t work unless PHP is upgraded on your server.

    Thread Starter letimati

    (@letimati)

    Cheers i will upgrade it.

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