The query in uc_order_history() omits the order_status column. In the use case that calls uc_order_actions(), the latter is expecting the $order object to have an order_status property when it calls uc_order_status_data().

PHP does not generate an error and the code in uc_order_actions() "works" but likely for the wrong reason.

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#3 1283984-uc_order.admin_.patch1.51 KBsolotandem
#1 uc_order.admin_.patch1.52 KBsolotandem

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Attached patch adds the order_status column to the query.

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Doesn't order_status then need to appear in the GROUP BY clause as well?

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It does on PostgreSQL, but not MySQL. Good catch. I added it to the patch.

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Committed, thanks. Already fixed in 7.x.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

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