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MySQLi and search function issue

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 10/26/14 05:28am (Read 2,280 times)  
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Since Geeklog 2.0.0 support for MySQLi was added. I do not remember making the change from MySQL to MySQLi on geeklog.fr, maybe it is automatic... Anyway, today there is a error with the search function. Searching for geeklog.net is ok but searching for maps plugin is not.

Fatal error: Call to a member function fetch_array() on a non-object in /system/databases/mysqli.class.php on line 658


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public function dbFetchArray($recordset, $both = FALSE)
    {
        if ($both) {
            $result_type = MYSQLI_BOTH;
        } else {
            $result_type = MYSQLI_ASSOC;
        }

        $result = $recordset->fetch_array($result_type);

        return ($result === NULL) ? false : $result;
    }


Can I force my Geeklog to use the mysql.class.php instead mysqli.class.php?
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 10/26/14 09:36am  
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I believe it is automatic. Right now in order to use MySQL exstension only you would have to remove the mysqli extension from being loaded (in php.ini).
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 10/26/14 12:31pm  
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Tom, do you thing this search issue is a geeklog bug or a maybe server issue ?
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 10/29/14 07:10am  
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Hey Ben

I did a quick search test on your site. It looks like the Wiki is causing the problem. I did an advance search and looked for "test drive". I tested all of the search types and the Wiki plugin is the only one crashing.
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 10/29/14 07:31am  
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Thanks for this Tom. I will look at it.
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