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Hi there,

I’ve been running into a strange issue on my development server. When I update certain entries that have Page URIs set, attempting to refresh the page in a browser to see the changes gives me this set of warnings:

FYI, I’m running 1.6.9 Build 20100430.

Notice: Undefined index: uris in /FILEPATH/system/modules/weblog/mod.weblog.php on line 1537

Warning: array_flip() expects parameter 1 to be array, null given in /FILEPATH/system/modules/weblog/mod.weblog.php on line 1537

Warning: implode() [function.implode]: Invalid arguments passed in /FILEPATH/system/modules/weblog/mod.weblog.php on line 1537

(FILEPATH replaces the directory path to my EE install)

If I refresh the page, the warnings go away. (I have caching turned on, which is what I’m assuming causes this part — if I clear caches or update the entry again, the warnings comes back)

I’ve tried disabling extensions, and the issue persists. That said, here’s a list of the extensions I’m running:

Clone Entries
jQuery for the CP
FieldFrame
Last_segment
SL Field Formatting

I had been removing index.php with the File and Directory Check method from the wiki, but if I remove those lines from .htaccess, the issue persists.

Other instances of warnings like this from the forums seem to be related to add-ons, but even after disabling all but a barebones set of plugins (ee_typography, smartypants, markdown), and disabling all extensions, the issue persists on my dev server.

Douglas, was this an upgrade or a clean install of 1.6.9? Does this occur with a newly created Page?

Hi Brandon,

I figured this one out. The issue wasn’t happening this morning and I traced it back to a modified exp:weblog:entries parameter that I changed yesterday because the tag pair wasn’t producing any output (I was doin’ it wrong).

Anyway, with the new tag parameters in my template, the PHP warnings are no longer popping up.

Thanks for your quick reply, though.

Thanks for the update, Douglas. Glad you found the issue.