Notice of “Undefined index: enclosure_url” causing errors

  • Resolved George Stephanis

    (@georgestephanis)


    2 years, 2 months ago

    I’ve been working on a site that’s been losing data on post updates that were previously good — it looks like this notice has been propagating into the javascript and causing errors, which resulted in Powerpress[podcast][url] to be rewritten to <br /> which causes all sorts of errors.

    Looks like it’s been in since version 9 —

    https://plugins.trac.www.ads-software.com/browser/powerpress/trunk/powerpressadmin.php?rev=2790827#L3355

    but that echo is the only occurrence of enclosure_url in the plugin. I assume it’s a key in the response data from powerpress_get_media_info() but if ! $hosting then powerpress_get_media_info_local() wouldn’t return it — causing the notice, which getting parsed in javascript causes an error, which overwrites the url with the returned html tag, as the full response looked like:

    VERIFY-OK
podcast
17656904
0:36:01
<br />
<b>Notice</b>:  Undefined index: enclosure_url in <b>/srv/htdocs/wp-content/plugins/powerpress/powerpressadmin.php</b> on line <b>3354</b><br />

    I’d strongly suggest swapping that line out to only conditionally echo if ( isset( $MediaInfo['enclosure_url'] ) )

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  • Thread Starter George Stephanis

    (@georgestephanis)

    I’m also not sure if sending a content_type header of text/plain or something may remove the html tags from the notice alert

    Plugin Support Shawn

    (@shawnogordo)

    I’ve asked the Blubrry dev team to investigate this. I’ll post another message as soon as I get something back from them. Sorry for the inconvenience.

    Plugin Support Shawn

    (@shawnogordo)

    The dev team added a fix for this in the latest version of PowerPress released yesterday.

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