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After upgrading to Drupal 7 when trying to edit a page I get these errors below. Anyone know what is going wrong here and how to fix it?

Thanks....

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* Notice: Undefined index: description in field_multiple_value_form() (line 156 of /home/mydomain.com/public_html/modules/field/field.form.inc).
* Notice: Undefined index: required in field_multiple_value_form() (line 178 of /home/mydomain.com/public_html/modules/field/field.form.inc).
* Notice: Undefined index: required in field_multiple_value_form() (line 207 of /home/mydomain.com/public_html/modules/field/field.form.inc).

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quelper’s picture

quelper commented

Yup I have the same issue. No clue so far.

jonaix’s picture

jonaix commented

Three installs, first one was seemed ok.
Second one I had the issue and installed from 6.19 to 7
then I tried installing 6.19->6.20->7.0 and same issue

Any thoughts?

Stol’s picture

Stol commented

I had these kind of messages when I entered the edit page of nodes. I just re-saved all the fields of all content types in admin/structure/types and all messages were gone.

avoura’s picture

avoura commented

I have the same problem.

You say that you re-saved the fields, would you please elaborate. I am a newbie to Drupal and don't know how to do this.

Stol’s picture

Stol commented

First, go to http://[your.website.url]/index.php?q=admin/structure/types

There is a list of all content types. For each content type you will see the following operations: 'edit', 'manage fields' and 'manage display' (in the right column).

So for each content type that throws errors you have to re-save the fields by doing the 'manage fields' operation.

When you click on 'manage fields' for a content type, you will see a list of all fields for that content type. In the outer right column you click on 'edit'. This brings you to another page where you have to click 'Save settings' at the bottom of the page. You have to do this for every field of that content type.

I did this 5 months ago so I don't know exactly anymore if I took some more actions. Let me know.

Good luck!

ducdebreme’s picture

ducdebreme commented

Resaving the Content types worked for me as well

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janne’s picture

janne commented

I have a similar issue. But instead of errors, my content disappears when I save my edit. It doesn't happen when creating new content, though.

Any suggestions?

Terebinth’s picture

Terebinth commented

After upgrading from Drupal 6 to Drupal 7, I kept getting 'Http 500 Internal Server Error' when trying to add or edit nodes of a certain content type. In trying to resave all the fields of the content type as advised above, I noticed one of them gave the same http 500 error; a cck nodereference field. I deleted that field and voila!, I can now add and edit nodes for that content type. The field wasn't really that important so I didnt bother checking the why, how etc.

Hope this helps someone else