undefined offset libraries/Grid_parser.php
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EE v2.7.2
A PHP Error was encountered Severity: Notice Message: Undefined offset: 22 Filename: libraries/Grid_parser.php Line Number: 155
A PHP Error was encountered Severity: Notice Message: Undefined offset: 22 Filename: libraries/Grid_parser.php Line Number: 372
In my template, I have the following grid field, the short name of the field is called: cholesterol:
{cholesterol}
{cholesterol:cholesterol} {cholesterol:daily_value}
{/cholesterol}I removed everything on the page, except that above, and it still displays an error. I know the field is filled in for that channel entry I am viewing.
I have a grid field working in another channel/channel field group/template, but none of the grid fields in this field group are working.
To eliminate potential weirdness, can you try renaming your “cholesterol” column to something else so that it’s not the same name as the parent field? I thought having both be the same name should work but give it a try just in case.
That did the trick, odd that they don’t have a check in for that. Either the code needs to be fixed to anticipate that possibility or validate the short_names against the grid sub field names.
I’m seeing the same PHP error message:
A PHP Error was encountered
Severity: Notice
Message: Undefined offset: 30
Filename: libraries/Grid_parser.php
Line Number: 157I’m using a Grid field on EE 2.7.3 that has a relationship field in the grid.
I tried renaming the grid, but to no avail. This is my template code:
{menus_to_display}
<li class="tabs tabs-menu">
<a href="#tab{menus_to_display:count}%22id=%22trigger{menus_to_display:count}" class="tabs-menu">_ {menus_to_display:listing}_ {menus_to_display:listing:title}_ {/menus_to_display:listing}_ </a>
</li>
{/menus_to_display}{menus_to_display} is the grid field, {menus_to_display:listing} is the relationship field in the grid field.
This shouldn’t be a namespace issue… anyone have any ideas?
How about you
Has this issue been resolved yet? If not, please refer to getting over it, maybe you will find a solution.
You’re encountering a PHP Notice: Undefined Offset in Grid_parser.php, which typically means ExpressionEngine (EE) Sprunki is trying to access an array index that doesn’t exist. Since it’s occurring on line 155 and line 372, it likely has to do with how EE is parsing your Grid field data.