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I removed '(interval)' from '$oldsql = (intval)($_GET['oldsql']);' in line 32 of the update.php file. The update "completed." I'm not sure what it actually did, but the install is working now. I put the line back to '$oldsql = (intval)($_GET['oldsql']);' afterward, but I suspect there's an issue here. |
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Meh. My bad, probably a late night fix... It should be |
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I made an issue to help people that would search for this -- #3331. Thanks for reporting the problem! |
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I seem to have the displeasure of always running into these kinds of issues first 😂. Thank you so much for the quick follow-up! |
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I cannot figure out this one: Undefined constant "intval"
I tried updating. Followed directions and replaced files in the root, then even dug down and made sure updates were made. I updated PHP to 8.0 (it was too low). I then was prompted to update (Upgrade YOURLS Your current installation needs to be upgraded.), but Yourls is already showing 1.9. When I hit the "Update" button (which shouldn't be necessary since I manually updated, I get:
Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Undefined constant "intval" in /admin/upgrade.php:32 Stack trace: #0 {main} thrown in /admin/upgrade.php on line 32
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