Answered What does this error from pdoResources mean?

Ok.

I just tried &sortby instead of &sortbyTV, but still the items are not in any logical order.

Quote from: BobRay at Feb 27, 2015, 04:14 AM

You might try adding &sortdirTV=`DESC`

This didn't fix it and still getting the error. I'm going back now to double check my TV. Oddly now, after changing the input to Number, the TV does not appear in my resource manager. It has simply vanished?

Now, after changing the input back to Text, the TV is once again visible in the manager.

The sort should be able to work with Text though. Doesn't php have a method of how it sorts numbers and alpha.

The entries are numbers and commas (3,250,000 2,750,000 and so on.)

Now, after changing the input back to Text, the TV is once again visible in the manager.

The sort should be able to work with Text though. Doesn't php have a method of how it sorts numbers and alpha.

The entries are numbers and commas (3,250,000 2,750,000 and so on.)

Oh I see. The TV doesn't disappear, but "Numbers" does not allow for a comma. Not good. Need the commas. I've switched back to Text as the Input type.

Oh I see. The TV doesn't disappear, but "Numbers" does not allow for a comma. Not good. Need the commas. I've switched back to Text as the Input type.

I don't know what's up with it.

I now have


The items successfully list from Highest Price to Lowest Price.
Numbers — though logical for the input – does not work in this scenario.

ASC — ascending to me means "going up", as in lowest to highest, a through z. pdoResources appears to be dyslexic.

Oddly — there is now no error.

OK. This works better:

[[!pdoResources?
&parents=`[[*id]]`
&tpl=`propsFeatured-docs-thumb-tpl`
&limit=`100`
&includeTVs=`propPrice,propNeighborhood,propTitle,propImage_main`
&processTVs=`1`
&TVprefix=``
&depth=`1`
&showHidden=`1`
&sortbyTV=`propPrice`
&sortdirTV=`DESC`
]]

Added TV to both
&sortby
&sortdir

To:
&sortbyTV=`propPrice`
&sortdirTV=`DESC`

Now DESC works, listing items highest price to lowest price.

However, the pesky errors it back
(ERROR @ .../core/components/pdotools/model/pdotools/pdofetch.class.php : 408) PHP warning: array_key_exists() expects parameter 2 to be array, null given

I'm exhausted. pdoTools needs more specific documentation maybe. I might just switch back to getResources.

Quote from: BobRay at Feb 27, 2015, 03:53 AM

This looks like a bug to me, but the code is very complex and it's difficult to be sure.

Here's line 408 of that file:

if (!empty($this->config['sortbyTV']) && !array_key_exists($this->config['sortbyTV'], $tmp['sortby'])) {

The error is saying that $tmp['sortby'] is not an array.

I'm guessing here, but I would try changing it to this:

if (!empty($this->config['sortbyTV']) && !array_key_exists($this->config['sortbyTV'], $tmp)) {

I think that will eliminate the error. I'm not sure it will give you the correct results, but it looks to me like that's what was intended.

OK, after all that — I made this change, the sorting seems to be working great, but moreso — no error in the log.

Thanks Bob.

I'm glad it worked for you.