Access Level problem

What is the line 1136 in mos_pcmacct_functions.php file?

Sorry about that admin. I know better. Here is a snippet of the code. Line 1136 is below in red.
function CheckSecurity($strValue, $strAction)

{

global $cAdvSecurityMethod;^M
==ACCESS_LEVEL_ADMIN) <--- Line 1136

return true;
if(($cAdvSecurityMethod == ADVSECURITY_EDIT_OWN || $cAdvSecurityMethod == ADVSECURITY_VIEW_OWN) && ( $strAction=="Edit" || $strAction=="Delete") &&

!((string)$_SESSION["OwnerID"]===(string)$strValue))

return false;
// check user group permissions

$strPerm = GetUserPermissions();

if($strAction=="Add" && !(strpos($strPerm, "A")===false) ||

$strAction=="Edit" && !(strpos($strPerm, "E")===false) ||

$strAction=="Delete" && !(strpos($strPerm, "D")===false) ||

$strAction=="Search" && !(strpos($strPerm, "S")===false) ||

$strAction=="Export" && !(strpos($strPerm, "P")===false) )

return true;

else

return false;
Thanks,

Dave

Just a quick thought.
Does the ^M have any meaning.

If you remove it does the error go away>
global $cAdvSecurityMethod;^M
==ACCESS_LEVEL_ADMIN) <--- Line 1136

return true;

Hey thanks Dale. I have had that problem before when copying a line of code out of a windows application into an application on a linux box.
Of course the ^M is a hard carriage return and is displayed when I use vi as my editor in linux. that is why it shows up in the code snippet. I did however remove it. Still no luck.
Thanks again, it was definitely worth a shot.
Dave

According to what I found error reporting level needs to be ajusted in order to skip this warning:
A couple of links that can help:

http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum88/10200.htm

http://www.sixapart.com/movabletype/kb/dyn...e_undefine.html

Dave,
add this line in the beginning of include\dbcommon.php file:

error_reporting(E_ALL ^ E_NOTICE);

Put it just after <?php line.
Please let me know if this helps.

Hi forum,

Thanks Sergey and Alexey. I actually read the links Sergey pointed me to and edited my /etc/php.ini accordingly. I looked for this line in the file:

error_reporting = E_ALL

and changed it to:

error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE
This changes php globally, so depending on what you need, maybe Alexey's advice would be better. I haven't tried Alexey's suggestion, but I don't see why it would not work.
My only concern is security. Obviously the code has a purpose. I just don't know what it does exactly. In my case, apparently nothing. I have set up my application so that users can see and edit only what they have entered. The admininistrator can view and edit all records.
The security is still working as expected.
Thanks,
Dave