Notice: Undefined variable: info in: -> dbtuner_empty_index() within the file dbtuner.admin.inc
Faulting Function: dbtuner_empty_index()
The current use of return trim($info['Key_name']) is 'simply' incorrect!
It is not possible to get that from the given code use within; dbtuner_empty_index()!
Tracing the 'intended' use within the function dbtuner_empty_index($table, $index),
I would derive that you intended use the return value thus;
return trim($column_name['Key_name']);
-but *not* as the original:
return trim($info['Key_name']),
that does not exist!
*Suggested Fix / Patch:*
// Find the indexes that only contain 1 key_name in it
foreach ($table_info as $columns) {
$counter = 0;
$match = FALSE;
foreach ($columns as $column_name) {
$counter++;
if ($column_name == $index) {
$match = TRUE;
}
}
// Index exists
if ($match && $counter == 1) {
- return trim($info['Key_name']);
+ return trim($column_name['Key_name']);
}
// Index exists but is appart of a multi index;
// these are not supported at this time
elseif ($match) {
return FALSE;
}
}
Suggestion: Drupal Developers / Coders *are* encouraged to use PHP's E' Notice for debugging + production releases.
Simply said, I am finding such *bugs* often. Just check my posts here @ Drupal :)
Notes: some E' notices are 'harmless' and poor use of code, others are real 'bugs'!
Comments
Comment #1
Peter Bowey commentedComment #2
avpadernoI am closing this issue, since it's for a Drupal version no longer supported.