Search error after site migration

Michael
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Hi Guys:

I have a site which I have just installed
MusCol v2.0.0 14 February 2010

where search works fine:
click on search all artists/all genres
http://www.sophiebelle.com.au/cradio/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=54&Itemid=61

( even though it brings up no listings as nothing uploaded as yet)

However when Migrated to the live site ( new server, new hosting environment):
http://www.cradio.org.au/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=54&Itemid=61


the search brings up errors on generic search:

Notice: Undefined variable: return in /clientdata/zeus-dynamic-1/c/r/cradio.org.au/www/components/com_muscol/helpers/helpers.php on line 141

Notice: Undefined variable: return in /clientdata/zeus-dynamic-1/c/r/cradio.org.au/www/components/com_muscol/helpers/helpers.php on line 315
etc

Any help appreciated
Thanks
Michael
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    Thursday, July 08 2010, 04:13 PM - #Permalink
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    hello,
    this are just notices.

    your new server has the ERROR_REPORTING configuration set differently thatn your old one (less permisive). you just need to decrease the error reporting level a little (these notices are NOT important at all, dont worry about them)

    usually, its enough to go to JOOMLA backend -> global configuration -> server

    and set error reporting to "none".

    if you still get the notices, then you'll have to go to your php.ini file and change the value of error_reporting level there.

    Germi
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    Michael
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    Thursday, July 08 2010, 09:22 PM - #Permalink
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    Germi:

    I have tried both without success:
    This is basics of my php.ini

    short_open_tags = ON
    error_reporting = E_ERROR
    display_errors = Off

    I have also set error reporting to none from the joomla backend?

    Any other options or should I PM you with details?
    Thanks
    Michael
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    Thursday, July 08 2010, 10:13 PM - #Permalink
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    try turning error_reporting to 0

    error_reporting = 0
    are you sure this is the PHP.ini file that your server is using? because the notices should be gone...

    maybe you should talk to our service provider, they probably will tell you right away how to get ride of these ugly notices
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