By dddave on

This seems to be a pretty common mistake that occurs with all kinds of modules. Can anybody translate this to me? Does this mean that there is some conflict with another module?
Can oneself solve this?

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justageek commented

preg_match() is a php function built into the language, it takes a regular expression (a pattern you are trying to match) as its first argument, and a string, either literally or in a variable, as its second argument. It will check the string for the patthern and tell you if your pattern is found in the string.

If you see this error, then there is indeed a coding issue with the module, and the error should probably be reported in the issue queue of that module.

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dddave commented

Thx for the clarifiction. I really should begin to look deeper into php. ;)