The error appeared when we moved the site from one hosting to another. What are the settings affecting this and what can be done?

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int_ua’s picture

int_ua commented

Deleting "e" solved it.

adellefrank’s picture

adellefrank commented

If the /e is not crucial, can it be removed from lines 73, 76, 187, and 275 of views_slideshow.theme.inc ? If I knew how to submit a patch, I would do so. :(

mjm693’s picture

mjm693 commented

The e modifier is a potential security risk: http://drupal.org/node/750148

Can pre_replace_callback be used in this case?

int_ua’s picture

int_ua commented
Priority: Major » Critical
int_ua’s picture

int_ua commented

Turns out it's crucial. I've just had my customised slideshow broken after moving from localhost to hosting provider.

yan’s picture

yan commented

I think the provider has to somehow allow the /e parameter, I had the same problem in core:
#1919484: SUHOSIN - Use of preg_replace() with /e modifier is forbidden by configuration in unicode.inc (line 349)

adellefrank’s picture

adellefrank commented
Status: Active » Needs review

peter bowey offered a patch that uses the safer preg_replace_callback() at: http://drupal.org/node/1872616

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xiukun.zhou commented
Status: Needs review » Fixed

This problem has been fixed, @see #1872616: PHP 5.4.x: "preg_replace() /e modifier is deprecated, use preg_replace_callback()"

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.