I have attached a jpeg of an error message I can't get rid of. Also see message below:

Notice: Undefined index: raw in mediafront_get_view_field_value() (line 588 of /home/clients/websites/w_iyo707/public_html/iyo707/sites/all/modules/mediafront/mediafront.module).
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in mediafront_get_view_field_value() (line 591 of /home/clients/websites/w_iyo707/public_html/iyo707/sites/all/modules/mediafront/mediafront.module).

I was having a problem with getting content to load using the URL method for YouTube videos. After updating MediaFront 7.x-2.0-rc2+6-dev to MediaFront 7.x-2.0-rc3 the content is loading correctly but the error message will not leave the page.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Using Drupal 7.14

Thanks

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travist commented

What do the settings look like on the view? I am interested to know what fields you have marked as media player fields.

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mediaformat commented

I got the following error, repeated 12x:

Notice: Undefined index: mediafront in mediafront_views_get_options() (line 164 of /sites/all/modules/mediafront/mediafront.module).

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mediaformat commented

The error message disappeared after disabling a second empty player on the page.

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travist commented
Status: Active » Fixed

Just committed a fix for this. Thanks.

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drew reece commented

I saw this too after updating to 7.x-2.0-rc3. I have a view of fields & the mediafront player added to the view header with the fields linked to the player.

I had to resave the fields in the view to get the error to go away, posting this mostly for my reference.

[edit] corrected version no.

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kobnim commented
Category: support » bug
Status: Fixed » Active

I too am getting this error in both 7.x-2.0-rc3 and 7.x-2.x-dev:

Notice: Undefined index: mediafront in mediafront_views_get_options() (line 164 of mediafront.module).

It happens when I follow these instructions in your README file:

B. View with one large media player and a grid of files below

1. In your View, hit Add page under the Displays section.
2. For Display name, we will name it Media Grid.
3. Under Format, set Format to Grid and apply to this page.
Hit Apply (this display).
4. Under Header, select Global: MediaFront Player for This page.
Hit Apply (this display). In Configure Header, set MediaFront Presets to
player. Under MediaFront Settings, field type should be set to none. Apply
this display.
5. Under Page Settings, set Path to media-grid. Hit Apply.
6. Visit yoursite/media-grid. You should see a large media player with a grid
of files below the player.

Thanks.

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ultimike
Primary language English
Location Florida, USA
commented
Issue tags: +Novice

Adding the "Novice" tag to this issue.

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alauddin commented

Hi,

I was getting a similar message - Undefined index: module in _field_info_prepare_instance_widget()
after upgrading from mediafront 7x.1.5 to 7.x-2.0-rc3 following the instructions from Travis walkthrough video.

Here is what worked for me.

Since there are no database updates there seems to be some leftover in the Open Standards Media Player module tables that need to be fixed.

1) remove your 7.x-2.0-rc3 module
2) reupload 7x-1.5
3) disable Open Standards Media Player module
4) uninstall Open Standards Media Player (this removes the data from the table)
5) remove 7x-1.5 mediafront
6) upload the 7.x-2.0
7) enable Open Standards Media Player

run database update - this should not display any 'indefined index' errors.

I was getting these errors on 2 sites after upgrading to the 2x version and the above steps worked on both.