Illegal string offset 'data' in template_preprocess_calendar_month() (line ## [#2105573]

I am getting the following two error messages:

Warning: Illegal string offset 'data' in template_preprocess_calendar_month() (line 38 of /home6/*****/public_html/profiles/*******/modules/contrib/calendar/theme/theme.inc).
Warning: Illegal string offset 'data' in template_preprocess_calendar_month() (line 43 of /home6/*******/public_html/profiles/*******/modules/contrib/calendar/theme/theme.inc).

This error message is slightly different from the latest dev version's error at: https://drupal.org/node/1471400.

I have built two sites for non-profits in Drupal, but am not a programmer, so I avoid using the dev versions of modules. What can be done to fix this issue?

Thanks in advance!
TV

Here is a patch

Comment	File	Size	Author
#4	remove-warning_2105573_3.patch	626 bytes	zakxxi
#4

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Comments

Comment #1

joshuautley CreditAttribution: joshuautley commented 11 October 2013 at 14:52

What version of PHP does your hosting provider run? I am guessing you are using a shared host provider as you stated you are not a programmer. It may be caused by running php 5.4.

I have php 5.4 on my local machine and I get this same error but on my production server I have php 5.3 and there is no error.

You can disable the errors from being displayed until you get it sorted out only turning them back on to trouble shoot the issue.

Configuration > Development > Logging and errors

http://localhost/admin/config/development/logging

Comment #2

gbirch CreditAttribution: gbirch commented 11 October 2013 at 19:20

This is a duplicate of another issue: https://drupal.org/node/1471400

The patch at comment #58 works nicely.

Hope that helps.

(Comment edited because my fix didn't always work)

Comment #3

zakxxi CreditAttribution: zakxxi commented 13 December 2013 at 14:49

PHP Version 5.4.19 and same error
Solved by replacing on Line 38 of theme.inc :

$cell = $data['data'];

by :

if(!is_array($data))
continue;
$cell = $data['data'];

Comment #4

zakxxi CreditAttribution: zakxxi commented 13 December 2013 at 14:57

Issue summary:

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File	Size
remove-warning_2105573_3.patch	626 bytes

This is a Patch, it's like #3

Comment #5

firesidelibrarian CreditAttribution: firesidelibrarian commented 14 December 2013 at 17:43

Thanks everyone!
So do I apply both patches, and if so, in what order? Or do I just apply the second one?

Comment #6

firesidelibrarian CreditAttribution: firesidelibrarian commented 25 January 2014 at 20:07

It appears I neglected to mention that my hosting provider runs PHP 5.4. I can select one of several versions of PHP, but for the modules I am using, this has been giving me the best results up until now.

Also, I am confused as to where to apply the patches. I understand the basics of applying patches, but cannot find the folder for the Calendar module to try the patch. It is not listed in sites/all/modules or in sites_oo/all/modules, so where do I apply it?

Thanks again!