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This morning, while uploading a couple of dozen new products and cleaning up some import errors, I started getting a huge number of debug files. Some of these with a single entry like the above and some with 20 to 30 of them.Code:--> PHP Warning: Undefined array key "type_handler" in /includes/classes/products.php on line 81.
Please post the full debug log. Thanks!
sorry, I meant to follow this up with the full log but I had to sanitize it first.
Code:[05-Apr-2025 07:31:40 America/Los_Angeles] Request URI: /admin/index.php?cmd=category_product_listing&cPath=70&page=5, IP address: 69.107.156.81, Language id 1
#0 /includes/classes/products.php(81): zen_debug_error_handler()
#1 /admin/category_product_listing.php(915): products->get_handler()
#2 /admin/index.php(16): require('/home/host...')
--> PHP Warning: Undefined array key "type_handler" in /includes/classes/products.php on line 81.
[05-Apr-2025 07:31:40 America/Los_Angeles] Request URI: /admin/index.php?cmd=category_product_listing&cPath=70&page=5, IP address: 69.107.156.81, Language id 1
#0 /includes/classes/products.php(81): zen_debug_error_handler()
#1 /admin/category_product_listing.php(915): products->get_handler()
#2 /admin/index.php(16): require('/home/host...')
--> PHP Warning: Undefined array key "type_handler" in /includes/classes/products.php on line 81.
[05-Apr-2025 07:31:40 America/Los_Angeles] Request URI: /admin/index.php?cmd=category_product_listing&cPath=70&page=5, IP address: 69.107.156.81, Language id 1
#0 /includes/classes/products.php(81): zen_debug_error_handler()
#1 /admin/category_product_listing.php(915): products->get_handler()
#2 /admin/index.php(16): require('/home/host...')
--> PHP Warning: Undefined array key "type_handler" in /includes/classes/products.php on line 81.
[05-Apr-2025 07:31:40 America/Los_Angeles] Request URI: /admin/index.php?cmd=category_product_listing&cPath=70&page=5, IP address: 69.107.156.81, Language id 1
#0 /includes/classes/products.php(81): zen_debug_error_handler()
#1 /admin/category_product_listing.php(915): products->get_handler()
#2 /admin/index.php(16): require('/home/host...')
--> PHP Warning: Undefined array key "type_handler" in /includes/classes/products.php on line 81.
[05-Apr-2025 07:31:40 America/Los_Angeles] Request URI: /admin/index.php?cmd=category_product_listing&cPath=70&page=5, IP address: 69.107.156.81, Language id 1
#0 /includes/classes/products.php(81): zen_debug_error_handler()
#1 /admin/category_product_listing.php(915): products->get_handler()
#2 /admin/index.php(16): require('/home/host...')
--> PHP Warning: Undefined array key "type_handler" in /includes/classes/products.php on line 81.
[05-Apr-2025 07:31:40 America/Los_Angeles] Request URI: /admin/index.php?cmd=category_product_listing&cPath=70&page=5, IP address: 69.107.156.81, Language id 1
#0 /includes/classes/products.php(81): zen_debug_error_handler()
#1 /admin/category_product_listing.php(915): products->get_handler()
#2 /admin/index.php(16): require('/home/host...')
--> PHP Warning: Undefined array key "type_handler" in /includes/classes/products.php on line 81.
[05-Apr-2025 07:31:40 America/Los_Angeles] Request URI: /admin/index.php?cmd=category_product_listing&cPath=70&page=5, IP address: 69.107.156.81, Language id 1
#0 /includes/classes/products.php(81): zen_debug_error_handler()
#1 /admin/category_product_listing.php(915): products->get_handler()
#2 /admin/index.php(16): require('/home/host...')
--> PHP Warning: Undefined array key "type_handler" in /includes/classes/products.php on line 81.
[05-Apr-2025 07:31:40 America/Los_Angeles] Request URI: /admin/index.php?cmd=category_product_listing&cPath=70&page=5, IP address: 69.107.156.81, Language id 1
#0 /includes/classes/products.php(81): zen_debug_error_handler()
#1 /admin/category_product_listing.php(915): products->get_handler()
#2 /admin/index.php(16): require('/home/host...')
--> PHP Warning: Undefined array key "type_handler" in /includes/classes/products.php on line 81.
[05-Apr-2025 07:31:40 America/Los_Angeles] Request URI: /admin/index.php?cmd=category_product_listing&cPath=70&page=5, IP address: 69.107.156.81, Language id 1
#0 /includes/classes/products.php(81): zen_debug_error_handler()
#1 /admin/category_product_listing.php(915): products->get_handler()
#2 /admin/index.php(16): require('/home/host...')
--> PHP Warning: Undefined array key "type_handler" in /includes/classes/products.php on line 81.
[05-Apr-2025 07:31:40 America/Los_Angeles] Request URI: /admin/index.php?cmd=category_product_listing&cPath=70&page=5, IP address: 69.107.156.81, Language id 1
#0 /includes/classes/products.php(81): zen_debug_error_handler()
#1 /admin/category_product_listing.php(915): products->get_handler()
#2 /admin/index.php(16): require('/home/host...')
--> PHP Warning: Undefined array key "type_handler" in /includes/classes/products.php on line 81.
You appear to have an old version of /admin/category_product_listing.php since line 915 of the as-shipped zc210 version is highlighted below:
Note, too, that /includes/classes/products.php, while still shipped in the distribution, is deprecated as of zc210 and no longer used within the core code.Code:// reset page when page is unknown
if ((empty($_GET['page']) || $_GET['page'] === 1) && !empty($_GET['pID'])) {
$check_page = $db->Execute($products_query_raw);
if ($check_page->RecordCount() > $max_results) {
$check_count = 0;
foreach ($check_page as $item) {
$check_count++;
if ((int)$item['products_id'] === (int)$_GET['pID']) {
break;
}
}
$_GET['page'] = round((($check_count / $max_results) + (fmod_round($check_count, $max_results) != 0 ? .5 : 0)));
$page = $_GET['page'];
} else {
$_GET['page'] = 1;
}
}
$products_split = new splitPageResults($_GET['page'], $max_results, $products_query_raw, $products_query_numrows);
$products = $db->Execute($products_query_raw);
I just opened up my zipped file for ZC 2.01 and the copy of category_product_listing.php there is an exact match to what is on my server (using Winmerge to verify).
That's why including the Zen Cart version being used is "helpful".Quote:
Originally Posted by g2ktcf
It looks like one or more products have an unknown 'products_type' code. You can make the following change to work around that issue, updating /includes/classes/products.php:
Code:function get_handler($type) {
global $db;
// this is a fallback safety to protect against damaged (inaccessible) data caused by incorrect code in custom product types
if ((int)$type == 0) $type = 1;
$sql = "select type_handler from " . TABLE_PRODUCT_TYPES . " where type_id = '" . (int)$type . "'";
$handler = $db->Execute($sql);
return ($handler->EOF) ? 'product_info' : $handler->fields['type_handler'];
}
the OP stated zc201 and line 915 is as stated.Quote:
Originally Posted by lat9
and in looking at v201, this error seems to me to be a data issue. see this section of code.
to me, it seems that your table product_types is missing some data. the products in category 70 have a product type that are missing from that table.
as to whether the changes in v210 would account for this sort of data corruption, i can not say (ok, i probably could say, but i am not going to spend any time looking it up right now).
so i would examine that data for any missing records. it seems that creating any missing records is something that needs to be done in mysql, as the admin function does not provide for it.
see:
https://docs.zen-cart.com/dev/code/product_types/
best.
Thanks Carl. I THINK I know what the problem is. It appears to be an import error from my csv file using DBIO. I think I accidentally created "music products". Looking further. This could be a bit of a mess. I have no music in my store at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by carlwhat
oh yea...found it. Now I have to ask a question - How to fix it?Quote:
Originally Posted by g2ktcf
I used DBIO to upload product_ID 442 up to 467 and instead of type 1 for "general", I got an auto complete for "types" 1,2,3,4, etc. So, can straight edit these in the db directly?? will it causes it major knockdown issues?
I backed everything up and directly edited the product_types to 1 for the entries. It APPPEARS to work...but I am a bit worried lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by g2ktcf
I have seen oddball product_type fields in old databases - likely introduced by buggy csv imports (through EasyPopulate or some other mechanism).
Put your worries aside and move forward! :)