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I am trying Itemz for the first time, and am excited for the possibilities.
I just want to check to see if there is anything to be concerned about the following, before I get further into development.
I installed 0.9.5_1 on WBCE 1.3.1 locally PHP 7.1
There is already a group present "Group2", is that supposed to be there/is it necessary?:
I see these notices on the frontend (error reporting set to development):
Notice: Undefined variable: item_in_group in ...\modules\itemz\view.php on line 370
Notice: Undefined variable: item_in_group in ...\modules\itemz\view.php on line 412
Those notices go away if I add an Item, or if I delete that "Group2", but when I delete Group2 I get a briefly displayed notice in the backend:
Notice: Undefined index: delete_grp_items in ...\modules\itemz\delete_group.php on line 20
Then, if I delete the itemz section from a page, I see a Notice? (I don't know because I can not see all the text, but it points to:
...\modules\itemz\delete.php on line 27
I just wanted to find our if these might be caused by something I did wrong, or if they can safely be ignored.
Thank you.
Beitrag geändert von losttrip (13.04.2018 00:24:11)
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There is already a group present "Group2", is that supposed to be there/is it necessary?:
Yes, because without group(s), yo can't create items.
About the notices, they are just caused by untidy program code (undefined variables), but nothing to worry about.
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Okay. Thank you for the reassurance.
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There was a notice in the backend and some unclear text. For anyone interested, here is an updated English Language file for itemz_0.9.5_1.
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Hi!
Yes, those notices appears in "extreme" cases: groups with No items, items with No Pictures....
Sorry, typical coder mistakes.
No need to apologize.
The main reason for the uploaded file is that the English EN.php file was missing the following:
//New 12.2012
$ITEMTEXT['MAKE_ALIAS'] = 'Create Alias';
$ITEMTEXT['GOTO_ALIAS'] = 'Edit Original';
$ITEMTEXT['LONGUSAGE_CODE'] = 'PHP Code';
$ITEMTEXT['SORT_BY_STARTTIME'] = 'start time';
$ITEMTEXT['SORT_BY_STOPTIME'] = 'stop time';
I thought this addition might be helpful to other English users.
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