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Notice: Undefined property: $setState 07 Aug 2012 21:31 #3064

When I run the component from the sandbox, the views come out clean, but when I try to run them from my Win-7 Xampp setup, it always returns the following:

(in both List and Item Views)
Notice: Undefined property: ***Model***::$stateSet in C:\xampp\htdocs\j252\administrator\components\com_***\classes\jmodel.list.php on line 603

And in Item View only:

Notice: Undefined property: ***Model***::$stateSet in C:\xampp\htdocs\j252\administrator\components\com_***\classes\jmodel.item.php on line 387

Any ideas?

Thanks

Scott

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Re: Notice: Undefined property: $setState 07 Aug 2012 21:41 #3065

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Maybe fixed. I can't see it.

Try again please.
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Re: Notice: Undefined property: $setState [SOLVED] 07 Aug 2012 21:52 #3066

Thanks for the quick response...

After installing it on another server it also worked.

As I said, it seemed to work fine in the sandbox, but not in an outside local installation.

It was my mistake... I had put the "Global Configuration > Server > Error Reporting" on "Maximum" for another project and neglected to set it back to default.

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