Warning: Illegal string offset '#conjunction' [#2021785]

Search "ipboard"
search_0001

Search "ip.board"
search_0002

problem at the point, and other signs. :(

Comment	File	Size	Author
#2	0001-searchset.png	195.63 KB	KitsuneSolar
#2	0002-searchset.png	164.5 KB	KitsuneSolar
#2	0003-views.png	176.67 KB	KitsuneSolar
#2	0004-views.png	170.14 KB	KitsuneSolar
	search_0002.png	32.09 KB	KitsuneSolar
	search_0001.png	20.78 KB	KitsuneSolar

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Comment #1

drunken monkey

he/him

German

Vienna, Austria

CreditAttribution: drunken monkey commented 17 June 2013 at 21:07

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» Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

Please provide more information: what kind of search is this, how is it created and configured, etc.

Comment #2

KitsuneSolar CreditAttribution: KitsuneSolar commented 18 June 2013 at 03:59

File	Size
0004-views.png	170.14 KB
0003-views.png	176.67 KB
0002-searchset.png	164.5 KB
0001-searchset.png	195.63 KB

how is it created and configured, etc

Nothing unusual. Setting the standard. A search box was made by Views.

Configuring fields in the search:
0001

Workflow tab:
0002

Views settings:
0003

Settings Views search block, in which there is the specified error:
0004

I'm sorry for bad English :(

Comment #3

drunken monkey

he/him

German

Vienna, Austria

CreditAttribution: drunken monkey commented 21 June 2013 at 12:01

Sorry, but I can't reproduce this. If you are (or have access to) a developer, please try to debug yourself where this happens. The bug might not be in the Database Search module – there should always be a #conjunction key set for the keys array, so I can't really figure out why it wouldn't be there in this function. Try to follow the keys array from the time it is set on the query object (in SearchApiQuery::keys()) and see at what point the #conjunction key disappears.