Hi, thanks for the this module to make data entering easier.
In my project, I try to use this module to populate default user data in the user adding form and confront this issue.
The problem is found in the following code:
if (element_child($requestvar) && !is_null($form[$requestvar]) && $form[$requestvar]['#type'] != "value") {
However, if I want to populate user name through the link fragment, will looks like edit[account][name]=test
account has no #type value, therefore it might be changed as
if (element_child($requestvar) && !is_null($form[$requestvar])) {
if (isset($form[$requestvar]['#type']) && $form[$requestvar]['#type'] == "value") {
continue;
}
It works in D7.
Thanks.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #4 | prepopulate_undefined_index_type-1090930-4.patch | 1.06 KB | Jan van Diepen |
| #3 | drupal.error_.on_.breakfast.page_.log_.txt | 20.21 KB | tamouse |
| #2 | Edit Book page Breakfast - drupal.pdf | 120.32 KB | tamouse |
Comments
Comment #1
drewish commentedsubscribe.
Comment #2
tamouse commentedI am getting a (similar) problem with this version (7.x-2.x-dev) using Prepopulate with freelinking. When I create a new freelink in a node, I get hit with all these notices, and sometimes the page refreshes to a blank page. If I go back to the page, navigating to it from the top, it seems to work, but it's really frustrating trying to build out this site with all these notices popping up.
See attached pdf printout of a typical page with this problem after it's been saved.
Comment #3
tamouse commentedAdding to the comment, I'm attaching the relevent apache error log when trying to display the node with the freelinked markup:
Comment #4
Jan van Diepen commentedGot similar messages generated by code on lines 79 and 85.
Added a patch because we need it in an installation profile.