Submitting the register form results in Symphony Warning
A for , submitted by bauhouse on 16 February 2010
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Closed#231: Submitting the register form results in Symphony Warning
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- bauhouse
- Comment #1
- 16 Feb 10, 2:36 am
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- phoque
- Comment #2
- 17 Feb 10, 12:47 am
This may be related to this issue:
strip_tags() expects parameter 1 to be string, array given
C:UsersNilsArbeitServerdeobsessive-mediatracsymphonylibtoolkitclass.lang.php line 130
125 if($apply_transliteration) $string = _t($string);
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127 $max_length = intval($max_length);
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129 ## Strip out any tag
130 $string = strip_tags($string);
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132 ## Remove punctuation
133 $string = preg_replace('/[\.'"]+/', NULL, $string);
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- phoque
- Comment #3
- 23 Feb 10, 8:02 pm
2.0.7 final has been releases without fixing this issue? Great…
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- Alistair
- Comment #4
- 24 Feb 10, 10:11 am
eh? I could have sworn I fixed that.
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- Alistair
- Comment #5
- 24 Feb 10, 10:22 am
strip_tags() expects parameter 1 to be string, array given
I think I will need more information that just that. What is calling the function?
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- Alistair
- Comment #6
- 19 Mar 10, 2:50 pm
I am going to close this issue since the original problem, posted by bauhouse as been addressed.
This issue is closed.
Navigating to the register page of the Members Extension Reference Ensemble, filling out the form details and clicking on the submit button results in the following error:
strlen() expects parameter 1 to be string, array given /Users/stephen/Sites/sym/members-ensemble/symphony/lib/toolkit/class.general.php line 590 585 Return: rebuilt array 586 587 ***/ 588 public static function array_to_xml(XMLElement $parent, array $data, $validate=false) { 589 foreach ($data as $element_name => $value) { 590 if (strlen($value) == 0) continue; 591 592 if (is_int($element_name)) { 593 $child = new XMLElement('item'); 594 $child->setAttribute('index', $element_name + 1);(Originally posted on the Members Reference Ensemble issues page, but Alistair said this really belongs here. I wasn’t sure what to name this issue, because I don’t really know the underlying cause.)
@alpacaaa suggested the following as a solution: replace this:
with this