PHP Error[2]: Invalid Argument Supplied for foreach()

[SadPerson]

Hello my dear friends,

The error:

PHP Error[2]: Invalid Argument Supplied for foreach()

is consequence of the following command without the quotes: "./yiic" I did some research but every potential solution is related to php programming. I am working within virtualbox and its all about setting correct command. There is NO programming code. What am I supposted to do to within virtualbox's terminal to fix this error caused by said command? I don't have any access to website's server also. Here is screenshot:

s14 DOT postimg DOT org/5qyh274q9/phperror.jpg

Thank you in advance.

[noteirak]

I'm afraid this has nothing to do with VirtualBox. I would seek support to the supporter.

[SadPerson]

I apologize for correcting you but it has to do with virtualbox - the error is within virtualbox.

[loukingjr]

I apologize for correcting you but it has to do with virtualbox - the error is within virtualbox.

The error is from whatever guest you are running.
The error is from phpVirtualBox

What am I supposted to do to within virtualbox's terminal to fix this error caused by said command?

What virtuabox terminal would that be?

[loukingjr]

I just realized you apparently are running phpVirtualBox. This is not the phpVirtualbox forum.

[SadPerson]

What virtuabox terminal would that be?

the one that occurs before Ubuntu's desktop occurs.

[loukingjr]

::smh::

[SadPerson]

::smh::

i tried to type that command on terminal but not working. Im not that good with virtualbox/ubuntu since i have always been using windows. Please be more exact. The error, once again, is:

PHP Error[2]: Invalid Argument Supplied for foreach()

and i provided the screenshot

[loukingjr]

It wasn't a command. ::smh:: means shaking my head.

As I think I mentioned, this is not a phpVirtualBox support forum.

[SadPerson]

I apologize for misunderstanding then. If you shake your entire body it could be better than shake just head. I could help you with some good music if needed.

[scottgus1]

The picture posted by SadPerson is unfortunately not postable in a on-screen format (by no possible way could I get a 170kb screenshot down to a 128 or less screenshot and just have it viewable (edit I just need a better image editor) - anyone think the 128kb limit is just a little too tight?) Here it is as a zip:

phperror.zip

(127.06 KiB) Downloaded 7 times

Anyway, what the picture shows is a running Ubuntu 64bit guest with the "./yiic" command and resulting errors as typing and response within the guest. None of what I see, especially that command, seems to look like anything I've ever seen coming from Virtualbox, and the command is not in the Virtualbox help file as best as I can remember.

SadPerson, I think your issue will not be able to be answered here. We don't know what "./yiic" means or what it comes from or how to fix it. A google on "yii-1.1.14" yielded this: "http://www.yiiframework.com/news/75/yii ... -released/" Maybe those folks are who you should ask?

[SadPerson]

scottgus1 thank you for your answer. More about ''./yiic'' command without the quotes can be found here: tinyurl DOT com/q76vj2r

[loukingjr]

The picture posted by SadPerson is unfortunately not postable in a on-screen format ?

oh geez…

[scottgus1]

OK, Lou, I'm dumb this morning. I tried to re-save that shot several different ways to get the size down, couldn't do it. Please enlighten me...

[loukingjr]

It's a Mac thing.