Undefined index: P in geoPHP::load

I'm experimenting the same problem on using OPENOUTREACH (openoutreach-7.x-1.0-rc7-core.tar.gz) Distribution. The error arise when adding location content

Warning: Illegal string offset 'input_format' en geofield_geom_is_empty() (línea 217 de /openoutreach/modules/contrib/geofield/geofield.module).
Warning: Illegal string offset 'geom' en geofield_validate_geom() (línea 201 de /openoutreach/profiles/openoutreach/modules/contrib/geofield/geofield.module).
Warning: Illegal string offset 'input_format' en geofield_validate_geom() (línea 201 de /openoutreach/profiles/openoutreach/modules/contrib/geofield/geofield.module).
Notice: Undefined index: P en geoPHP::load() (línea 62 de /openoutreach/profiles/openoutreach/modules/contrib/geophp/geoPHP/geoPHP.inc).
Geolocation: Specified location data is invalid.

Any advice?
Thanks!

It's a problem with OpenLayers widget. Seems that the data format has changed - geofield expects to receive an array ($data, $format), while openlayers still give a string.
A quick fix is attached.

Thanks, the patch worked for me on the latest OpenOutreach RC 7.

Thanks gease,

The patch on #3 has fixed it for me too.

I fixed this with another commit.

http://drupalcode.org/project/geofield.git/commit/705e925

Warning: Illegal string offset 'input_format' en geofield_geom_is_empty() (línea 232 de /opt/lampp/htdocs/openoutreach/profiles/openoutreach/modules/contrib/geofield/geofield.module).

Persistest and geolocation data not saved and not displayed on map. I've applied both patchs separately but not work completely.

Someone on the same state? Thanks.

@lupin3_20hot: a fix has been applied so, to test, you need to use the dev version of geofield rather than applying patches. Restoring fixed status. Please reopen if it persists with the 2.x dev release.

Sorry nedjo, I'm going to install 7.x-2.x-dev and tell you. I'm just starting with drupal, I'll take care with the state time next.

Thanks.

@lupin3_20hot: no prob, it's great that you're getting right in and contributing to issues and testing.

No way. I've replaced my geofield contrib directory inside openoutreach profile with 7.x-2.x-dev, but problem with geolocation field persists.

Warning: Illegal string offset 'input_format' en geofield_geom_is_empty() (línea 232 de /opt/lampp/htdocs/openoutreach/profiles/openoutreach/modules/contrib/geofield/geofield.module).

The node is created, but without geolocation value. I don't know what to do. I've clear all cache, restart http server but nothing...

Any suggestion? Thanks

The empty calculations need to be adjusted too. $item['geom'] is always going to be empty if $item is a string.

Also, #1881056: Exception: geoPHP could not find an adapter of type in geoPHP::load() (line 54) seems to be a duplicate of this issue with some helpful explanation in the issue summary.

This looks good.

Acutally, I thought of a slighter cleaner and more robust way to do this. Here we go -- this needs review / testing...

Was having trouble with geofield input with openlayers and this totally solves it.

Actually when I edit my geofield and try to limit it to only accept points in the map I get the same error when I try to save.

Is this other issue related?
#1871510: OpenLayers Widget: Exception: geoPHP could not find an adapter of type in geoPHP::load()

I confirm that the patch provided here is not necessary if you apply the last patch from #1871510: OpenLayers Widget: Exception: geoPHP could not find an adapter of type in geoPHP::load() (updating also the module to the last dev version).

Notice: Undefined index: P in geoPHP::load() (line 51 of /path/to/sites/all/modules/geophp/geoPHP/geoPHP.inc).
Geofield: Specified location data is invalid.

Uploaded all the recommended modules and libraries, but still getting the above error.

Can anybody list the modules and Libraries that will get this to work. or should be add all the above patches. Would love to get this going

Good morning Evokea,

I fixed the problem from my own, inside the code. If I well remember, It was not so difficult.

Right now I don't have access to the testing server where I fixed it, in some time I'll send you more exact info.

If you felt into same error and me, this was my solution:

- Geofield version: 7.x-2.0-alpha2+2-dev
- I made minimal changes, as you can see with the output from a diff:

$> diff geofield.module geofield.module.orig
231,232c231
< function geofield_geom_is_empty($item) {
< if ( is_string($item) ) { return empty($item);}
---
> function geofield_geom_is_empty($item) {
328c327
< return is_string($item) ? empty($item) : empty($item['geom']);
---
> return empty($item['geom']);

I hope it's useful.

Hello,

I am having the same problem now, using/trying Open Outreach.
I say "now" because first I hadn't, although I don't know what has changed, after the ever unavoidable and confusing updates, new modules, crons that Drupal always puts you through.
Anyway, this is when I (NOW) get this error:
1 - Create new Article (where I added Map option), without a map!
2 - Save, and the page comes up well, BUT
3 - try to edit this page -> Undefined index: en geoPHP::load() etc.
However, this did not and still not happens with some older pages that also do NOT have a location, eg:
http://www.infosevilla.com/es/estaciones-de-autobuses - can access edit, no error
http://www.infosevilla.com/es/sin-animo-de-lucro - cannot be edited anymore.
the other site:
http://visitaramsterdam.info/tur-por-los-canales - can access edit, no error
http://visitaramsterdam.info/tryouts - just created right now.... AND... ERROR!!! I included all the installed stuff and versions on this page, have a look if you want.

Oh, what might influence is activation of Locale and Language/translation stuff maybe. I'll have a look at that when I feel mentally strong enough to go through it again, might also make a tryout page, with versions, on infosevilla to compare the two.

I have tried de-activating "Locale" (+content translation, etc), but I only achieved that all contents disappeared, so that's a no-go :(
While trying I seem to have triggered a new additional problem however :((

I did find empty data (all 0 and NULL) in the field_data_field_geolocation table for the two articles that have this problem, while the Article without location that CAN be edited (is older) does not have an entrance in this table. I tried deleting one of the entrances of the articles with the problem, but that didn't solve.
Anyway, it seems the entrances should have not been created in the first place, when no location is indicated. But this can only suddenly have started to occur after modifying something somewhere in the Geo part (which I don't remember) or after installing some module that affects this (like Locale as I thought before).
Hope this helps as a clue for one who understands...

@suffering drupal, I could make it by deleting in the field table and the REVISION table. They were null because I imported them. Not patch was needed with the last version, 7.x-2.3.

I got around this problem by updating the GeoPHP library (https://github.com/phayes/geoPHP) which is part of the Drupal GeoPHP module. Unfortunately, the D7 GeoPHP module doesn't use Libraries, and the module itself hasn't been touched for a few years