Disregarding that error for a moment (for that I can only a hazard a guess at a missing table prefix or sitekey...), is the error on index.php intenti...

I don't think you can. You could try password protecting the entire subdomain, though it may be extreme.I've just thought of something, thou...

That's OK. After the variables and before the ?>I blanked out what mine are, but mine looks like this:<?php $dbhost = "";$dbname ...

I was wondering about the 3.3.2, too. :PI think that's the error...but there will probably be a gazillion other errors after this one, or somethi...

In your config.php is there an include to dbfunctions.php?

I downloaded a new install of the latest eFic and looked in the file...Before dbquery():There's:include ("../includes/class.TemplatePower.in...

I didn't upgrade, so I'm not entirely sure on the solution, but dbquery() is:function dbquery($query) {global $debug, $headerSent, $dbconnec...

I think some of the bottom errors will disappear with debug turned off.

I like Notepad++. It highlights things. 

Awesome, glad I could be of some help. 😀

Oh! Sorry.AND (DATE(`updated`) BETWEEN DATE(SUBDATE(CURDATE(), INTERVAL 6 MONTH)) AND CURDATE()) That's something I use on another script.

I removed the brackets and the space...see if it works?$result = dbquery("SELECT story.title as storytitle, story.uid, story.sid, story.catid, st...

Oh! That works good.I originally had that with the !. o_OThanks, Tammy. 😀

Here's the chunk of it: $submit = isset($_POST['submit']) ? $_POST['submit'] : false;if(!$submit) $submit = _PREVIEW;$output ...

I used this instead:isset($_POST['submit']) ? $_POST['submit'] : falseIt'll do the same job, right?Thanks!