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avatar wilsonge wilsonge - open - 6 Nov 2013
avatar mbabker
mbabker - comment - 6 Nov 2013

That's not right. $this->sql is referring to a query, so it should either be a query string or an instance of JDatabaseQuery. 2.5 doesn't have the JDatabaseQueryLimitable interface, so that's not an option here.

avatar GJSchaller
GJSchaller - comment - 6 Nov 2013

Don't forget mysqli.php, too!

avatar mbabker
mbabker - comment - 6 Nov 2013

The right fix is to remove the $this->sql checks in the MySQL(i) drivers. The SQL Server driver can be left as is shipped in 2.5, there's some 3.x logic backported that makes that check valid.

avatar Kubik-Rubik
Kubik-Rubik - comment - 6 Nov 2013

Yes, we can just use the files from the version 2.5.14 to "fix" this issue!

avatar wilsonge
wilsonge - comment - 6 Nov 2013

Looking better Michael?

avatar mbabker
mbabker - comment - 6 Nov 2013

YES!

avatar mbabker mbabker - reference | - 6 Nov 13
avatar wilsonge
wilsonge - comment - 6 Nov 2013

Closing as fixed by michael in 6d185fb - although not sure why this hasn't autoclosed - perhaps a github bug?

avatar wilsonge wilsonge - close - 6 Nov 2013
avatar wilsonge wilsonge - head_ref_deleted - 6 Nov 2013
avatar gbatuyong
gbatuyong - comment - 6 Nov 2013

Thank you very much @wilsonge whew! Good job on spotting the cause and fixing it quickly.

avatar Kubik-Rubik
Kubik-Rubik - comment - 6 Nov 2013

You are welcome, @gbatuyong ;-)

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