[cmillar]

I'm not 100% sure the problem is with Ioncube but if someone could look at it and say a reason why its doing this or if its an Ioncube error i'd be very grateful. If you highlight the top of the page you will see some of the extent of the problem and scrolling down shows more.

www.idecency.co.uk

Best regards,

[liaison]

It's quite common for PHP scripts to be badly coded and to access variables that may not always have a value. This goes unnoticed unless run on a server where the error checking is set to E_ALL. If everything works other than for these messages then that could well be the case here.

The other possibility is that variable obfuscation, which changes the names of local variables, is causing the variables not be found. Obfuscation of variable names usually isn't an issue because the Encoder and Loaders are smart enough to handle both $varname and $$varname idioms so that direct and indirect access to the variables works even if the names are changed. However if obfuscated variables are ever accessed by their original names where the Encoder couldn't detect this, such as by eval(), then it would cause this behaviour. If obfuscation of variables was selecting during encoding, then unselecting that option, reencoding, and then seeing whether that resolves the issue is the next step.

If you are the one encoding and you're still stuck, please create a ticket in the helpdesk and we can advise further.
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