Notice: Undefined property: stdClass::$use_source_translation in rate_get_results() [#1905060]

Working on the Commons distribution, I'm seeing the following notice when adding Answer content items, which have ratings attached to them:

Notice: Undefined property: stdClass::$use_source_translation in rate_get_results() (line 479 of /path/to/commons/profiles/commons/modules/contrib/rate/rate.module).

Comment	File	Size	Author
#1	use_source_translation_undefined-1905060-1.patch	465 bytes	matt v.

Comments

Status	File	Size
new	use_source_translation_undefined-1905060-1.patch	465 bytes

Comment #2

jpontani commented 1 February 2013 at 07:10

Status:

Needs review

» Needs work

The patch you attached will actually break other Rate widgets as it doesn't actually take into account when the use_source_translation property is set to FALSE (it passes !empty, but shouldn't translated).

See comment #1 in #1905002: adding a new answer results in an undefined property notice when . The problem lies in the rate widget export itself not having that property initialized.

Comment #3

matt v. commented 1 February 2013 at 07:35

jpontani,

Sorry, I completely missed the patch you posted in #1905002: adding a new answer results in an undefined property notice when . I must not have refreshed the page before posting mine. Thanks for responding so quickly!

Comment #4

Anonymous (not verified) commented 20 June 2013 at 15:38

Maybe I'm missing something being new to this, but I've put it both patches, run update.php, and still get the error message twice for the question and each answer. I'm not using commons; I'm using the Answer module and all the required modules that go with it. My version is 7.x-1.6+0-dev.

I may be applying the patch wrong (googled that), or it may be that I should just wait for an updated version. I'm in the beginning stages of the site and this is just one part, so if the answer is wait for a newer version or "You're an idiot," I can deal with that.

Resolved. Yes, I'm an idiot.