By seaneffel on

I see this message when upgrading from D6 to D7. The update script ran just fine, the site functions, but there are three instances of the following error message on every page:

Notice: Use of undefined constant user - assumed 'user' in eval() (line 2 of /Users/sean/dev/icateens_dev/modules/php/php.module(74) : eval()'d code).

Any ideas? Searches didn't turn up much.

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heine’s picture

heine commented

It is likely you have a block containing PHP code on those pages where you used a bare string. Check your blocks.

seaneffel’s picture

seaneffel commented

I've disabled all the blocks except the main content one, those three errors still come up.

nathan tsai’s picture

nathan tsai commented

Worked for me!

seaneffel’s picture

seaneffel commented

Going to report a proper issue so this gets noticed. Here:

http://drupal.org/node/1430866

heine’s picture

heine commented

Go edit the php module and add a 

drupal_set_message(check_plain(print_r(debug_backtrace(), TRUE)));

just before the eval. This allows you to see the call stack. Wrap in access control (eg check $GLOBALS['user']->uid == 1).

If you can't figure out the problem with this, paste the callstack here.

navi85sin’s picture

navi85sin commented

Where to edit and put the above line in php module.
I have used the php filter option so i cant disable it.

rmcom’s picture

rmcom commented

This happens because in your PHP code you wrote user instead of 'user' ... that's it: add the single quotes on each side and the problem is fixed.