“Undefined Index” & “Undefined Variable” errors

  • Resolved hightechdad

    (@hightechdad)


    7 years, 8 months ago

    I repeatedly am seeing the following errors in my debug log related to your plugin (plugin is great, btw):

    Undefined index: custom in wp-content/plugins/quick-paypal-payments/quick-paypal-payments.php on line 1771

Undefined variable: bg in wp-content/plugins/quick-paypal-payments/quick-paypal-payments.php on line 1481

Undefined variable: output in wp-content/plugins/quick-paypal-payments/quick-paypal-payments.php on line 1375

Undefined index: combobox in wp-content/plugins/quick-paypal-payments/quick-paypal-payments.php on line 804

Undefined index: handle-colours in wp-content/plugins/quick-paypal-payments/quick-paypal-style.php on line 52

Undefined variable: bg in wp-content/plugins/quick-paypal-payments/quick-paypal-style.php on line 56

    And also these errors:

    Trying to get property of non-object in wp-content/plugins/easy-paypal-custom-fields/easy-paypal-custom-fields.php on line 1079

Trying to get property of non-object in wp-content/plugins/easy-paypal-custom-fields/easy-paypal-custom-fields.php on line 926

    Just wanted to let you know.
    Thanks!

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  • I’m working my way through all of these. I will upload an update soon with this fix and some other minor tweaks.

    Hopefully the latest fixes all these (at least I don’t see them any more).

    Thread Starter hightechdad

    (@hightechdad)

    Yep, not seeing these errors any more. Thank you!

    I’ve got QPP v5.5.1 running on WordPress 4.8 and PHP 5.6.30 and I’m still getting lots of errors in the log such as these:

    Today
    18:04:20 EDT
    Undefined variable: bg
    Type: PHP Notice Line: 1656
    File: /home/rrcsadmin/public_html/wp-content/plugins/quick-paypal-payments/quick-paypal-payments.php

    Today
    18:07:43 EDT
    Undefined variable: header
    Type: PHP Notice Line: 1655
    File: /home/rrcsadmin/public_html/wp-content/plugins/quick-paypal-payments/quick-paypal-payments.php

    Today
    18:07:46 EDT
    Undefined variable: submitfont
    Type: PHP Notice Line: 1636
    File: /home/rrcsadmin/public_html/wp-content/plugins/quick-paypal-payments/quick-paypal-payments.php

    Today
    18:07:46 EDT
    Undefined variable: submitfont
    Type: PHP Notice Line: 1633
    File: /home/rrcsadmin/public_html/wp-content/plugins/quick-paypal-payments/quick-paypal-payments.php

    Today
    18:07:46 EDT
    Undefined variable: font
    Type: PHP Notice Line: 1623
    File: /home/rrcsadmin/public_html/wp-content/plugins/quick-paypal-payments/quick-paypal-payments.php

    Today
    18:07:46 EDT
    Undefined variable: inputfont
    Type: PHP Notice Line: 1621
    File: /home/rrcsadmin/public_html/wp-content/plugins/quick-paypal-payments/quick-paypal-payments.php

    So it seems to still be a problem to me. I’d be glad to test or try anything reasonable to help debug this.

    Upgrade your php to V7. That will get things updated to the correct standard.

    None of those messages stop anything working, it’s just PHP getting all narky because I call the variables before defining them. However, not sure why you are seeing them as they were all cleared at the last update.

    I’ll do some investigation while you are upgrading to php7.

    Thanks for your suggestion. My client’s site is hosted on GoDaddy and sadly PHP 7 was not an option in the past. But I see that GoDaddy just announced support for PHP 7.0 and 7.1. I’ll give PHP 7.1 a whirl!

    I am also seeing a bunch of these errors. I have debug set to ‘true’ so I can see them on screen.

    Unfortunately using PHP 7 is not going to be an option for everyone. When I changed to PHP 7, I got a fatal error “unable to connect to database” from other plugins.

    They aren’t errors. They are just messages from PHP telling you that a variable hasn’t been defined before use.

    I do try to catch them all but with over 2000 variables used in the plugin some slip through the net.

    Set debug to false and you won’t see the messages.

    PHP 5.X is no longer supported, you will at some point have to upgrade to PHP 7. Not doing so may put your site at risk.

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