FO 3.0.6: Error 500 and other bugs

[marsian]

Hi there,

We discovered two bugs within the current 3.0.6 build that started to occur after we uploaded two files (1 PPTX and one XLSX) to the Project:

1) Documents pane on the Overview page:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function lcfirst()

If you don't run FO in Debug mode it will Crash the overview page with Error 500, if you enable debug mode the page at least works and just the "Documents" Widget throws this line.

2) Recurring bug entries in log php:

Session "default" started at 2015-02-08T18:14:14+0000
#1 ERROR: Error: Illegal offset type in isset or empty in Environment/classes/dataaccess/DataObject.class.php on line 374 (error code: 2 )
#2 ERROR: Error: Illegal offset type in isset or empty in Environment/classes/dataaccess/DataObject.class.php on line 374 (error code: 2 )
#3 ERROR: Error: Undefined index:  logo in application/views/notifier/General.php on line 8 (error code: 8 )

(read a slash for every blank)

#1 and #2 has the following line, but mit PHP knowledge is not good enough to fix it:

if(isset($this->column_values[$column_name])) return $this->column_values[$column_name];

Any ideas?

Thanks,


PS: Honestly, if the code tags will cause the forum's URL stopping mechanism to start working and won't let you post a line of code, why aren't you removing it at all? Took me 25 minutes to fiddle around with it until i ttried it with the Quote Feature?? 

[marsian]

Update:

Unfortunately the error for #1 is still there, even after the 3.0.7 upgrade

The other two did not happen yet, let's see if they're fixed.

Any idea on what to look for in regards to #1?

Thanks,

[steveg]

Hi there,

We discovered two bugs within the current 3.0.6 build that started to occur after we uploaded two files (1 PPTX and one XLSX) to the Project:

1) Documents pane on the Overview page:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function lcfirst()

If you don't run FO in Debug mode it will Crash the overview page with Error 500, if you enable debug mode the page at least works and just the "Documents" Widget throws this line.

What version of php?  You need at least php 5.3 for lcfirst() to work, which is what appears to be the issue.  You really should be operating at least 5.4 for security's sake.

[marsian]

Thank you for that hint, we'll check that

[marsian]

Update: doing the upgrade fixed it, thank you

[steveg]

Update: doing the upgrade fixed it, thank you

No problems - glad it's working for you!

[ToddForsberg]

I also got the 500 error when trying to create a "tag"

[steveg]

I also got the 500 error when trying to create a "tag"

Can you let us know what the server logs say for this 500 error?

[ToddForsberg]

Where can I find the server log?

[ToddForsberg]

Also, In chrome console window I get this error (see attachment) on page refresh:

[steveg]

Where can I find the server log?

ssh into your server - usually it is in the /var/log directory  although that can vary depending on your software - what is your operating system?

[ToddForsberg]

I am using Arvixe Hosting.  I think it is Windows Server 2012 R2.

[marsian]

If you have FTP Access you can go to /Cache/log.php , it will also contain the error Messages.

[steveg]

If you have FTP Access you can go to /Cache/log.php , it will also contain the error Messages.

True - but some 500 server errors will not show up there.

[steveg]

I am using Arvixe Hosting.  I think it is Windows Server 2012 R2.

Ah sorry - can't help you.  I am only familiar with Linux based OS.