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[Im Jake]

i get this error

 

Notice: Undefined index: action in /home/ionicdes/public_html/vp/forums/Sources/Load.php(1751) : eval()'d code on line 580

 

and this is the code on line 580

 

$cache_hits[$cache_count] = array('k' => $key, 'd' => 'put', 's' => $value === null ? 0 : strlen(serialize($value))); <- whats wrong?

[Im Jake]

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bump

[Im Jake]

bump

[Im Jake]

PLZ HELP

[Im Jake]

CMON!!!! :|

[MadTechie]

STOP bumping every few minutes you should wait atleast an hour..

 

break the line up into multiple lines your spot the error

 

if you haven't found the problem i'll  post the solution in an hour! 

 

EDIT: tip

 

the problem is here

's' => $value === null ? 0 : strlen(serialize($value))

 

break up into 2-4 lines of code

 

tip #2 ()

[Im Jake]

huh? I don't get it. will you like show me it.

[MadTechie]

break it up like this

$tValue = ($value === null)?0:strlen(serialize($value));
$cache_hits[$cache_count] = array('k' => $key, 'd' => 'put', 's' => $tValue);

 

but this would be better is_null

$tValue = (is_null($value))?0:strlen(serialize($value));
$cache_hits[$cache_count] = array('k' => $key, 'd' => 'put', 's' => $tValue);

 

finally try this

$cache_hits[$cache_count] = array('k' => $key, 'd' => 'put', 's' => (is_null($value))?0:strlen(serialize($value)));

[Im Jake]

none work.

[Im Jake]

and i'd like to add the first one messes up my forums

[MadTechie]

as i said it was breaking it up..

 

Little more detail needed,

whats the error ?

[Im Jake]

Same thing :\

[uniflare]

i do not believe you have the correct line number,undefined index is usually an array element you asking for that does not exist.

[wildteen88]

Problem is line 580 which is below

 

$cache_hits[$cache_count] = array('k' => $key, 'd' => 'put', 's' => $value === null ? 0 : strlen(serialize($value)));

 

is being dynamically generated from a foreach loop by loooks of it. Change it to:

if(isset($cache_hits[$cache_count]))
{
    $cache_hits[$cache_count] = array('k' => $key, 'd' => 'put', 's' => $value === null ? 0 : strlen(serialize($value)));
}