mikl  
          
              
                August 16, 2010,  7:14am
               
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          @androidmacc :
Why don’t you read the message and set the date.timezone (e.g. in php.ini)? Yii could add a timezon configuration, sure. But IMO this is part of the server config. Yii should not duplicate any possible PHP configuration. So it’s your responsibility to keep the PHP configuration up-to-date whenever you upgrade to a new main version.
         
        
           
         
            
       
      
        
        
          
 androidmacc:
 
Did anyone resolve this issue using 5.3 and yii… I am hopeing someone has but this bug to rest…
Error 500
date(): It is not safe to rely on the system’s timezone settings. You are required  to use the date.timezone setting or the date_default_timezone_set() function. In case you used any of those methods and you are still getting this warning, you most likely misspelled the timezone identifier. We selected ‘America/Los_Angeles’ for ‘PDT/-7.0/DST’ instead
 
 
I resolved my own issue…  You have to set the timezone setting in php.ini file inorder to get yii to work properly…
PHP 5.3 requires that you set your timezone location
         
        
           
         
            
       
      
        
          
          
            maxx  
          
              
                September 4, 2010,  2:56pm
               
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          Yii 1.1.3 and PHP 5.3 don’t work with SQLite3.
Start demo ("Phonebook" or "Yii blog") and see result:
[color="#FF0000 "]CDbException[/color]
Description 
[color="#8B0000 "]CDbCommand filed to execute the SQL statement: SQLSTATE[HY000]: General error: 14 unable to open database file[/color]
Source File 
/path_to_Yii/db/CDbCommand.php(228)
 
 
In attachment all my sources
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test.zip 
         
        
           
         
            
       
      
        
        
          What is the latest status on PHP 5.3 and Yii?
         
        
           
         
            
       
      
        
          
          
            samdark  
          
              
                June 9, 2011,  5:54pm
               
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          Full support at application level and some usage at framework level (with 5.2 fallbacks). So basically it means:
Anonymous functions as event handlers.
 
Anonymous functions as gridview callbacks and all other callbacks.
 
Ability to use namespaces for application classes. Autoloader will load these.
 
No 5.3 deprecation notices.