Notice: Undefined index: export in ctools_export_crud_load() (line 75 of ctools/includes/export.inc).

Same, after opdating views and Ctools to latest dev versions.....

Please clear your cache.
Reopen if needed.

I have the exact same situation. My cache is cleared. Problem persists.

I had this problem.

I fixed it by running updates. /update.php

Hi there

The issue continues. I clear cache from my browser and nothing happened. Also I ran " updates. /update.php" and nothing happened.

I don't know what to do. The recomendation is update the last version of View and Ctool and now all is crash.

Could somebody give me a light for all this issue?

I appreciate it so much. Thank you

You need to clear Drupal's caches, not your browsers - visit http://yoursite/admin/config/development/performance and click "clear all caches".

You may need to do this a couple of times to clear the problem.

Only need clear cache, update database and run cron.

Did clear cache and run cron multple times , still the same.

I cleared all caches, updated database and runed cron and it solved the problem. Thanks!

Also cleared views and core caches several times. This is not the issue of the notice. The issue still exists. I've digged it down to a View that is shown as Block in a sidebar.

These block is from http://drupal.org/project/calendar module and shows the upcoming events. This 'export' array in the $schema array is not set in ctools_export_crud_load() and the reason is that there no $table value provided for this calendar block view.

$table is NULL and than if (empty($cache[$table])) { is always FALSE and nothing get's cached plus the export array don't get added with "some defaults" inside ctools_export_get_schema(). Additional drupal_get_schema($table); cannot gives anything back if the $table is NULL...

As I'm not sooo 100% familiar with the views code and I cannot say if this is a calendar module issue or views itself. So - what's wrong here?

Are you really sure we talk about the same bug as the initial one?

I think this one is definitive different as it's in another function. I underlying issue is about the internal change in the calendar module.

This is 100% the same notice AND I have debugged it down to a bug! So don't close these bug case as it contains a lot of important debug information that took hard time to dig out, please.

Notice: Undefined index: export in ctools_export_crud_load() (line 75 of sites\all\modules\ctools\includes\export.inc).

Same report in ctools queue, see #1508062: Empty schema array - Undefined index: export in ctools_export_crud_load() (line 75, so this more or less a dupe (or the other). Can't reproduce this also with latest ctools, views AND/OR calendar. It also doesn't make sense that a block is causing that notice. So either some module is calling ctools_export_crud_load() with an empty $table parameter (which would be weird), or someone is calling ctools_export_crud_load() on a table which effectively has no 'export' key. Try adding a debug_backtrace() (or ddebug_backtrace() from devel) in that function to find out.

Note, these are the places where views calls ctools_export_crud_load and table parameter is never empty, so it has to be another module causing that notice.

swenteldoos-2:views swentel$ grep -R ctools_export_crud_load\( *
plugins/export_ui/views_ui.class.php:  } while (ctools_export_crud_load($form_state['plugin']['schema'], $machine_name));
views.module:  $view = ctools_export_crud_load('views_view', $name);

I'm currently only able to repro it if the block in inside the sidebar and I'm using a post form (e.g. search/node). After you hit the submit button the message is shown.

If you look into the code this is all logic. It must happen as the $table is NULL.

Tried to disable the upcoming block and issue is still there after I posted a search.

After I disabled the calendar view completely it goes away.

Yes, if $table is null, you'll get a notice, we need to know *why* it's throwing a notice as we can't reproduce. So again, can you change to code temporarily in export.inc to this:

  $schema = ctools_export_get_schema($table);
  if (!isset($schema['export'])) {
    drupal_set_message(print_r(debug_backtrace(), true));
   // Or use devel.
   // ddebug_backtrace();
  }
  $export = $schema['export'];

That will give us a clue to which schema doesn't have the export key, but also gives the completely call stack.

I do not like to post this internals to public... what are you looking for?

Well, the backtrace won't list any confidential information, but you can temporarily paste this in a pastebin somewhere if you want to and add the link here. I'm at least online the next 3 hours, so I can have a very quick look at it and then you can delete that pastebin code again. What I'm looking for ? Well, the backtrace will tell which function where is reponsible for making $table NULL.

Heck... maybe related to http://drupal.org/project/custom_formatters, too. If a content type is shown in search results and the a field value exists and is therefore formatted I see this, plain text nodes don't show the message. Just wonder why this change if calender get's disabled.

Oh, I already opened a ticket for this in #1494150: Notice: Undefined index: export in ctools_export_crud_load(). Too many bugs to remember...

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I'm doing to dup this to the CTools bug: #1508062: Empty schema array - Undefined index: export in ctools_export_crud_load() (line 75

stephensont -- thank you so much for that tip! I'd been struggling with this issue for days. I was hesitant to try updating views and ctools because he said it crashed on him. But I had no clue how to clear cache from within drupal. I must remember this one! The first time I cleared, I had an error message that had me thinking oh, I guess I do have to update those modules. But then I happened to click clear again and the error resolved and FINALLY, i have my site!!!!!!!! ahhh. Thank you.