Upgraded from 1.2.1 to 1.3.1 on Friday and all seemed well, could login, post to forums, etc.
However now no-one can login to moodle or any moodle course, but they can get to the main moodle page.
The following error appears after login attempt.
Fatal error: Unknown function: mb_strtolower() in /home/ictpd/public_html/moodle/lib/moodlelib.php on line 2307
Thanks
Chris
That is very strange indeed. There must be something wrong in your moodlelib.php file. Perhaps it got corrupted during download? Can you check that the neighbourhood of line 2307 looks as follows:
function moodle_strtolower ($string, $encoding='') {
/// Converts string to lowercase using most compatible function available
if (function_exists('mb_strtolower')) {
if($encoding===''){
return mb_strtolower($string); //use multibyte support with default encoding
} else {
return mb_strtolower($string,$encoding); //use given encoding
}
} else {
return strtolower($string); // use common function what rely on current locale setting
}
}
Hi.
Mine looks the same I think. The first line is 2303.
However I just noticed there is an extra space between 'compatible function' (second line) in my version (also on your copy paste also I think). I removed this and I can login now, so this must be the problem.
How could this have occurred though, I didn't edit this file previously?
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function moodle_strtolower ($string, $encoding='') {
/// Converts string to lowercase using most compatible function available
if (function_exists('mb_strtolower')) {
if($encoding===''){
return mb_strtolower($string); //use multibyte support with default encoding
} else {
return mb_strtolower($string,$encoding); //use given encoding
}
} else {
return strtolower($string); // use common function what rely on current locale setting
}
}
Thanks
Chris
I am glad your moodle is working again. However removing that space should have had nothing to do with it (it is a space inside a comment). Are you sure you didn't change something else as well?
These ========= that are in your post did you put them there to make it more legible or were they actually in your moodlelib.php? If the later, are there also some >>>>>>> and <<<<<<< around? Those would be conflict markers that cvs puts in when there is a conflict between different versions of the file.
Hi.
Yes of course, I should have realised that line was a 'comment' (bit late at night), and that editing this should have no effect.
The =========== was my inclusion.
I didn't edit anything else so I don't know what it was then or why it now works.
There aren't any >>>>>>> and <<<<<<< around either.
Strange.
