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The SEARCH_DEFAULT_LIMIT constant in the config file can only understand 10, 30, or 100 as a value, but this is not noted in the config file. If you should happen to set SEARCH_DEFAULT_LIMIT to 20 for example, then you will get an "undefined offset" notice when error reporting is on high. To allow SEARCH_DEFAULT_LIMIT to take on values other than 10, 30, or 100, do the following:

In function_phpdig_form.php find:

Code:

$limit10 = array(10 => 'selected="selected"', 30=> '', 100=> '');

$limit30 = array(10 => '', 30=> 'selected="selected"', 100=> '');

$limit100 = array(10 => '', 30=> '', 100=> 'selected="selected"');

And afterwards add:

Code:

$limitopt_flag = 0;

if (!in_array(SEARCH_DEFAULT_LIMIT,array(10,30,100))) {

    $limitopt_flag = 1;

    $limit10[SEARCH_DEFAULT_LIMIT] = "";

    $limit30[SEARCH_DEFAULT_LIMIT] = "";

    $limit100[SEARCH_DEFAULT_LIMIT] = "";

    $limitdef = array(10 => '', 30=> '', 100=> '', SEARCH_DEFAULT_LIMIT=> 'selected="selected"');

    $limitoptdef = "<option ".$limitdef[$limite].">".SEARCH_DEFAULT_LIMIT."</option>";

}



$limitopt10 = "<option ".$limit10[$limite].">10</option>";

$limitopt30 = "<option ".$limit30[$limite].">30</option>";

$limitopt100 = "<option ".$limit100[$limite].">100</option>";



$limitselectopts = array(10=>$limitopt10, 30=>$limitopt30, 100=>$limitopt100);



if ($limitopt_flag == 1) {

    $limitselectopts[SEARCH_DEFAULT_LIMIT] = $limitoptdef;

    ksort($limitselectopts);

}



$selectoptlist = "";

foreach($limitselectopts as $selectopt) {

    $selectoptlist .= $selectopt;

}

Also, in function_phpdig_form.php find:

Code:

<option ".$limit10[$limite].">10</option>

<option ".$limit30[$limite].">30</option>

<option ".$limit100[$limite].">100</option>

And replace with:

Code:

$selectoptlist

If you downloaded PhpDig v.1.8.7 after the date of this post, the changes in this post have already been applied to the package.