php warnings from smarty templates

SteveX
@ultrajam
10 years ago
2,589 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
10 years ago
2,589 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
10 years ago
7,826 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
10 years ago
2,589 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
10 years ago
7,826 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
10 years ago
2,589 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
10 years ago
7,826 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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