I'm redefining constant values and get notices on my log files:

[18-Oct-2007 16:01:37] PHP Notice: Constant FPDF_FONTPATH already
defined in /usr/share/php/tcpdf/config/tcpdf_config.php on line 50

How can I re-define them without getting notice messages?

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On Oct 18, 3:11 pm, mar...@bugs.unl.edu.ar (Martin Marques) wrote:
> I'm redefining constant values and get notices on my log files:
>
> [18-Oct-2007 16:01:37] PHP Notice: Constant FPDF_FONTPATH already
> defined in /usr/share/php/tcpdf/config/tcpdf_config.php on line 50
>
> How can I re-define them without getting notice messages?
>

You can't. The whole point of a constant is that it doesn't change --
it's value is "constant."

On Oct 18, 3:11 pm, mar...@bugs.unl.edu.ar (Martin Marques) wrote:
> I'm redefining constant values and get notices on my log files:
>
> [18-Oct-2007 16:01:37] PHP Notice: Constant FPDF_FONTPATH already
> defined in /usr/share/php/tcpdf/config/tcpdf_config.php on line 50
>
> How can I re-define them without getting notice messages?
>

You can't. The whole point of a constant is that it doesn't change --
it's value is "constant."

On Thursday 18 October 2007, Martin Marques wrote:
> I'm redefining constant values and get notices on my log files:
>
> [18-Oct-2007 16:01:37] PHP Notice: Constant FPDF_FONTPATH already
> defined in /usr/share/php/tcpdf/config/tcpdf_config.php on line 50
>
> How can I re-define them without getting notice messages?

You don't. They're constants. That means you set them once and can never
change them again.

It looks like you're trying to set a configuration value, in which case what
you should be doing is going to tcpdf_config.php and changing line 50 to
define FPDF_FONTPATH to be whatever it is you want it to be. That's why it's
in a config file. :-)

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