[solved] Errors in Form Customization

I keep getting multiple errors, can someone point me in a direction? I am running 2.2.4 revo on apache through mamp.

Notice: Undefined index: /../../../security/forms/set/update.class.php on line 96

Notice: Undefined index: /../../../security/forms/set/update.class.php on line 95 [ed. note: darwin last edited this post 14 years, 2 months ago.]

They're not errors, but notices. If you turn off E_NOTICE in your php.ini it should prevent them from showing up. Add something like this in php.ini:



BTW, I think the problem may be with this line in that file (though there are some other lines that might be causing it):




Should be:




Could you file that as a bug here: http://bugs.modx.com


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Sorry for the wrong label on the "Notices" and thank you for your help. I managed to temporarily hide them with Fire Bug so I could make the needed changes but turning them off will be my first thing to do Monday morning.

I should also have mentioned that the even with the notices, the code should still work fine, It's just missing some checks to keep the E_NOTICE inspection quiet.



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Just as an update I dropped in the php.ini this morning and restarted the server but the errors are still reporting.

I filed this as a bug. But like I said I managed to work around it to get what I needed done. I am reaching the end of my form customizations so I more than likely won't run into this again unless I am testing for it.

Thanks for your help.

That's odd. I don't think MODX resets the error_reporting level. Are you sure you put that in the right php.ini file and that there's no other php.ini further down.

In System->System Information, there's a link (view) that will run phpinfo(). That will tell you the location of the php.ini file being used.


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Yea I am not sure what is going on, I added it in both the loaded and the configuration file and the notices are still showing up.

Oh well, like I said no big deal I will work around it for now.

I'm seeing a lot of E_NOTICE bugs in 2.2.4 myself. I fix the code as they come up, so I haven't tried to turn the notices off.


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I don't have your knowledge of the code yet so I will have to wait for the next release to see the fixes. Thank you for your help though.

Be sure to report the bugs at http://bugs.modx.com or on the Issues tab of the GitHub page for the extra, if the error is in an extra -- and paste the notice because the line number will help the author find it.


The fix is usually pretty simple (though not always). It's usually a line like this:



that should be:




or a line like this:



That should be:




If E_NOTICE is on, newer versions of PHP will complain if you refer to a non-existent array member. The isset() test makes sure that if the variable is not set, the second test never executes.

If it's a negative test:



or:



You have to change the logic to use || (OR) instead of && (AND):



or:



If you're not comfortable messing with stuff like that, you should definitely wait for an upgrade and/or turn off E_NOTICE.



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