Baikal: Array and string offset access syntax with curly braces is deprecated

Created on 15 Jun 2020 · 7Comments · Source: sabre-io/Baikal

I followed a Youtube to tutorial to install php on my webserver. Everything worked fine but now I get an error everytime reloading the website.

Baikal version: 4.9.01
I get following messages:

Backtrace

.\vendor\composer\ClassLoader.php#444: include()
.\vendor\composer\ClassLoader.php#322: Composer\Autoload\includeFile(string 'C:\Webserver\Apache24\htdocs\phpMyAdmin\vendor\composer/../../libraries/classes\Url.php')
Composer\Autoload\ClassLoader->loadClass(string 'PhpMyAdmin\Url')
.\libraries\classes\Header.php#231: spl_autoload_call(string 'PhpMyAdmin\Url')
.\libraries\classes\Header.php#282: PhpMyAdmin\Header->getJsParams()
.\libraries\classes\Header.php#214: PhpMyAdmin\Header->getJsParamsCode()
.\libraries\classes\Header.php#142: PhpMyAdmin\Header->_addDefaultScripts()
.\libraries\classes\Response.php#100: PhpMyAdmin\Header->__construct()
.\libraries\classes\Response.php#134: PhpMyAdmin\Response->__construct()
.\libraries\common.inc.php#430: PhpMyAdmin\Response::getInstance()
.\index.php#27: require_once(.\libraries\common.inc.php)

Deprecation Notice in .\libraries\classes\Url.php#251
Array and string offset access syntax with curly braces is deprecated

Backtrace

.\vendor\composer\ClassLoader.php#444: include()
.\vendor\composer\ClassLoader.php#322: Composer\Autoload\includeFile(string 'C:\Webserver\Apache24\htdocs\phpMyAdmin\vendor\composer/../../libraries/classes\Url.php')
Composer\Autoload\ClassLoader->loadClass(string 'PhpMyAdmin\Url')
.\libraries\classes\Header.php#231: spl_autoload_call(string 'PhpMyAdmin\Url')
.\libraries\classes\Header.php#282: PhpMyAdmin\Header->getJsParams()
.\libraries\classes\Header.php#214: PhpMyAdmin\Header->getJsParamsCode()
.\libraries\classes\Header.php#142: PhpMyAdmin\Header->_addDefaultScripts()
.\libraries\classes\Response.php#100: PhpMyAdmin\Header->__construct()
.\libraries\classes\Response.php#134: PhpMyAdmin\Response->__construct()
.\libraries\common.inc.php#430: PhpMyAdmin\Response::getInstance()
.\version_check.php#15: require_once(.\libraries\common.inc.php)

It may be fixed easily but I'm currently learning.
Thank you

Source

FelixR2002

Most helpful comment

There are 3 different things - PHP (programming language), MySQL (database) and Baikal (this software)

PHP 4.9 is VERY old
Baikal 4.9 does not exist (0.4.6 was released in 2016, then 0.5.1 on 2019-04-23 ...)
MySQL - I am not sure what MySQL version you have to have.

You are starting out, so I very much suggest that you install the latest version 0.7.1 of Baikal on a system that has a current version of PHP (7.3 or 7.4).

phil-davis on 15 Jun 2020

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I guess that you are using PHP 7.4?
For that, you need to use the latest 0.7.1 release of Baikal.

phil-davis on 15 Jun 2020

no Im using php 4.9.01 because the guy in the tutorial used it. Im not sure about Baikal can you explain?

FelixR2002 on 15 Jun 2020

Or do you mean Mysql webserver ist is still not on 8.0.

FelixR2002 on 15 Jun 2020

no Im using php 4.9.01

4.9.01 is not a php version. After php 4.4.9, they released php 5.0. Both of them are ancient. To use Baikal, you need at least php 7.1.

What version of Baikal do you use?

ByteHamster on 15 Jun 2020

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There are 3 different things - PHP (programming language), MySQL (database) and Baikal (this software)

PHP 4.9 is VERY old
Baikal 4.9 does not exist (0.4.6 was released in 2016, then 0.5.1 on 2019-04-23 ...)
MySQL - I am not sure what MySQL version you have to have.

You are starting out, so I very much suggest that you install the latest version 0.7.1 of Baikal on a system that has a current version of PHP (7.3 or 7.4).

phil-davis on 15 Jun 2020

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Ok im Rally unsure about that. Would it be possible to meet you in discord or teamspeak. :-)

FelixR2002 on 15 Jun 2020

Okay I could fix the problem by updating php thx

FelixR2002 on 15 Jun 2020

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