Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach

hi

i got this problem after a new install today, this error shows up when a user log in at there user account to edit details, any ideas??

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/1/s/user/includes/templates/user/templates/tpl_account_default.php on line 37

harlyman:

hi

i got this problem after a new install today, this error shows up when a user log in at there user account to edit details, any ideas??

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/1/s/user/includes/templates/user/templates/tpl_account_default.php on line 37

What do you have at line 37?

??
Also. is it customised template?

superprg:

What do you have at line 37?

<?php foreach($ordersArray as $orders) { ?>

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??
Also. is it customised template?

i have at line 37

and yes i have customised my template but only stylesheets, have not changed anything in the code..

You are using an old version. A bug related to that was fixed in a more recent release.

As of today, the latest is v1.3.0.2

DrByte:

You are using an old version. A bug related to that was fixed in a more recent release.

As of today, the latest is v1.3.0.2

i do use v1.3.0.2, a fresh install from a fresh tar ball:)

Then you've made an error when customizing the page
/includes/templates/user/templates/tpl_account_default.php

or maybe that file has come from a template you obtained from someone else?

If you switch back to classic, or delete that file, does the problem persist?

harlyman:

i do use v1.3.0.2, a fresh install from a fresh tar ball:)

I am guessing when you said tar ball you were referring to that loosely as Zen Cart is in a Zip format ... :smile:

Otherwise, where did you get it as a tar ball? :blink:

I'm gonna take that back.

While I can't reproduce what you're describing on a fresh v1.3.0.2 install here, there is an error related to what you're describing, which has been fixed for the next release.

/includes/modules/pages/account/header_php.php
around line 48, you have:```php
$orders = $db->Execute($orders_query);

while (!orders->EOF) {

Between those two lines, add this:```php
$ordersArray=array();

I had the same problem, I applied the fix and it works.

The problem appeared when I made second test order to one of my dummy account (with group pricing on). Not sure the real culprit though.

Thanks Dr Byte.

got this problem also and apply that line and it works :smartass: