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That is strange, but looking at the logbook controller on line 62 and 63, it is referred to user locator:
Make sure your user locator is correctly set. |
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Yes to both and PHP 7.4 but can upgrade if you think that’ll help. I’ll do a clean install and create a new db it’s easy enough On 27 Oct 2022, at 11:35, Andreas Kristiansen ***@***.***> wrote:
Ok, then I really don't know. Did you set up a logbook and assign station locations to this logbook?
Which PHP version are you running?
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Not sure it would, can you give us screenshots of the gridsquare field in your user account and also the active station location |
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sure
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Not sure it would, can you give us screenshots of the gridsquare field in your user account and also the active station location
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Another thing that may be worth checking is the grid square in /application/config/config.php and make sure that isn't corrupt although that shouldn't cause such errors. |
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Found it. The error happens if you set arbitrary data into the locator field of you user profile: Result: So the root cause should be an invalid locator in your user profile. |
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Awesome, I’ll take a look later and report back
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Found it. The error happens if you set arbitrary data into the locator field of you user profile:
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Result:
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So the root cause should be an invalid locator in your user profile.
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I have created a patch against dev (#1725) to deal with this. |
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Just installed Cloudlog and imported my log from QRZ, on selecting Logbook from the menu I get the following
A PHP Error was encountered
Severity: Notice
Message: Trying to access array offset on value of type bool
Filename: controllers/Logbook.php
Line Number: 62
Also another error as above but with Line Number 63
Under this the logbook shows ok though
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