php warnings from smarty templates

SteveX
@ultrajam
8 years ago
2,584 posts

Looking at my error_log, I see many warnings from smarty templates. I don't think that was happening before.

Developer mode is disabled, so should I be seeing any warnings at all?

Is it possible that php.ini on the server is overriding the jamroom setting of error_reporting?

e.g.:

Quote: [04-May-2016 12:17:27 Europe/Dublin] PHP Notice: Undefined index: profile_quota_id in /home/mysite/public_html/data/cache/ujWorkbookJacket/f5f1fb0af05568b5d652f0de51cc859b^b6b3b68856f667cffd756d3d34333aae2b65174e_1.file.85f82b0f9b1040faae3ef9cee03ddad8^jrGoogleAnalytics^universal.tpl.php on line 34 [6]
[04-May-2016 12:17:27 Europe/Dublin] PHP Notice: Undefined index: profile_quota_id in /home/mysite/public_html/data/cache/ujWorkbookJacket/f5f1fb0af05568b5d652f0de51cc859b^48963a8d5a8a538c290fdf33a3d1715cd9ffffe5_1.file.79c5d3667f71ab0cf4d1d9b67e4e5cd0^ujWorkbookJacket^profile_header.tpl.php on line 41 [4]

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updated by @ultrajam: 09/01/16 04:05:51PM

SteveX
@ultrajam
8 years ago
2,584 posts

This is what I have in the template:

{if $entry.active} active{/if}

This is what is written to the log

Quote: [04-May-2016 12:17:27 Europe/Dublin] PHP Notice: Undefined index: active in
/home/mysite/public_html/data/cache/ujWorkbookJacket/f5f1fb0af05568b5d652f0de51cc859b^b837392bfe93f59334d620107f72ed729b69f7
a5_1.file.a8f34af511c3170d099044f85248b8d7^ujWorkbookJacket^header_menu.tpl.php on line 106 [1]

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updated by @ultrajam: 05/04/16 05:52:30AM

@michael
8 years ago
7,715 posts

you could get rid of it with an isset, but is that the issue?

{if isset($entry.active) && $entry.active} active{/if}

SteveX
@ultrajam
8 years ago
2,584 posts

Thanks Michael, I'm pretty sure there were no warnings from smarty templates before, so I'm wondering why I'm seeing them now.

Should the Jamroom error_reporting be overriding what is set in php.ini?

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@michael
8 years ago
7,715 posts

I know on my dev machine where I have xdebug installed my jamroom error logs get full stack traces in them, so I think jamroom just logs whatever the server setting are.

SteveX
@ultrajam
8 years ago
2,584 posts

I have found a way to get the error reporting back to something more manageable, and closer to how I remember it reporting.

In jrCore_parse_template, unless developer mode is on I set

$GLOBALS['smarty_object']->error_reporting = 0;

This gets me back to listing php notices for scripts, with nothing reported from the smarty templates.

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@michael
8 years ago
7,715 posts

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4261133/php-notice-undefined-variable-and-notice-undefined-index#4261200

Quote: ......Although PHP does not require variable declaration, it does recommend it.....

Its just a note saying active's not set. If if it is set is what's being checked for, then go with just isset

{if isset($entry.active)} active{/if}

Get the peace of mind of being overly-correct.

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