When a theme based on Omega is used that declares libraries without giving them a human-friendly name, the following PHP notice is displayed after performing a cache clear:
Notice: Undefined index: name in alpha_retrieve_libraries() (line 857 of
themes/omega/alpha/includes/alpha.inc).
An example of an info file snippet (in the sub-theme) that will cause this issue is as follows:
libraries[omega_formalize][css][0][file] = formalize.css
libraries[omega_formalize][css][0][options][weight] = -20
The issue can be fixed by adding the name to the sub-theme info file (borrowed from the example in themes/omega/omega/omega.info):
libraries[omega_formalize][name] = Formalize
libraries[omega_formalize][css][0][file] = formalize.css
libraries[omega_formalize][css][0][options][weight] = -20
However, the code should be able to handle this small oversight without the notice.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #3 | omega-libraries_missing_name-1456504-3.patch | 539 bytes | guypaddock |
| #1 | 1456504_libraries_missing_name.patch | 535 bytes | guypaddock |
Comments
Comment #1
guypaddock commentedThe attached patch corrects this issue.
Comment #3
guypaddock commentedCorrected patch. Updated to new D7 standard.
Comment #4
guypaddock commentedSetting to NR.
Comment #5
cellar door commentedCan be included in the 3.2 release
Comment #6
cellar door commentedI added $name instead of a blank '' which will take the name and insert it as a fallback incase so the readout is clear. Also updated the css declaration on line 827 for the same
Comment #7
steinmb commented