Undefined index: subclasses

In this case, those are harmless, really, but can bloat your logs. This happens because some is_set() calls are missing to suppress those warnings. Anyways, if you run production server, you should probably bump up your PHP log level into warning-level. I'm going to fix this before next release.

Actually, AFAICT, those aren't really even warnings but just notices.

They are just notices and ideally should be cleaned up as part of the coding standards about E_ALL code, but are not necessarily a priority.

I looked at the current code and it seems that these problems have been solved. Marking "needs more info" to see if anyone else is still seeing this problem.

OK, found one more of these, fix committed. Marking this issue as fixed for now.

Still one more of these fixed and committed.

Line 108 of radioactivity.inc - Looks like this issue still exists in some places. See the following which generates this error:

    // check if we need to resolve full classname
    if (is_array($decay_profile['energy'][$oclass]['subclasses'])) {
      foreach ($decay_profile['energy'][$oclass]['subclasses'] as $subsources) {
        if (isset($subsources[$source])) {
          // there is subclass specific energy value for the source, so
          // resolve subclass
          $classname=_radioactivity_resolve_classname($oid, $oclass);
          break;
        }
      }
    }

Attached is a patch to check for the existence of subclasses before they are accessed (see comment 7 above).

Thanks,
-mike

Confirmed this patch works and clears up the errors.

Issue triage: Closing issue, the 6.x branch is no longer maintained.

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