QUOTE(DroNix @ Mar 15 2010, 08:29 PM)

add @ before the word ini_set, like this: @ini_set. Do this for every instance of that word
I have done this but it lead to another error as this function is important for the open journal system as it tells the program where is the path to important files (as much as I understand).
The whole syntax is:
define('BASE_SYS_DIR', dirname(INDEX_FILE_LOCATION));
ini_set('include_path', '.'
. ENV_SEPARATOR . BASE_SYS_DIR . '/classes'
. ENV_SEPARATOR . BASE_SYS_DIR . '/pages'
. ENV_SEPARATOR . BASE_SYS_DIR . '/lib/pkp'
. ENV_SEPARATOR . BASE_SYS_DIR . '/lib/pkp/includes'
. ENV_SEPARATOR . BASE_SYS_DIR . '/lib/pkp/classes'
. ENV_SEPARATOR . BASE_SYS_DIR . '/lib/pkp/pages'
. ENV_SEPARATOR . BASE_SYS_DIR . '/lib/pkp/lib/adodb'
. ENV_SEPARATOR . BASE_SYS_DIR . '/lib/pkp/lib/phputf8'
. ENV_SEPARATOR . BASE_SYS_DIR . '/lib/pkp/lib/pqp/classes'
. ENV_SEPARATOR . BASE_SYS_DIR . '/lib/pkp/lib/smarty'
. ENV_SEPARATOR . ini_get('include_path')
);
So please enable it to me.
Thank you