Notice: Undefined index: title in theme_update_advanced_settings() in sites/all/modules/update_advanced/includes/settings.inc [#1418870]

This was mentioned before in #454368: Port update_advanced module to D7 (line number might vary):

Notice: Undefined index: title in theme_update_advanced_settings() (line 100 of /var/www/sites/all/modules/update_advanced/includes/settings.inc).
Notice: Undefined index: title in theme_update_advanced_settings() (line 113 of /var/www/sites/all/modules/update_advanced/includes/settings.inc).

It might be related to this (copy-pasted here from #454368-51: Port update_advanced module to D7):

Some of you might have faced this issue where after checking for updates, some of the projects' status is displayed in gray and there is a "Failed to check for updates for [x number] of projects" error message. If you switch to your settings page, you'll see that these projects aren't listed in the table that Update status advanced adds (bug?? ...related perhaps? I don't know). If you save the settings (even without selecting a version of a module to be ignored) there is a message that the settings have been saved along with a list of these "Undefined index..." messages. Their number is equal to the modules that drupal failed to check their update status.

This could simply be a quiescence of course :/

PS: ...the update failure issue might be one of these btw:

#512218: Checking for available modules fails for most of the modules
#575044: "Failed to fetch available update data" at /admin/reports/updates
#649990: Drupal core update status reports "Failed to fetch available update data"

Comment	File	Size	Author
#6	1418870+Notice+Undefined+index+title+in+theme_update_advanced_settin2.patch	1.19 KB	hass
#5	1418870+Notice+Undefined+index+title+in+theme_update_advanced_settin.patch	863 bytes	hass

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Comments

Comment #1

seworthi CreditAttribution: seworthi commented 2 March 2012 at 16:20

Upon investigation, I found there is no 'title' field for imported features. To fix this issue, I replaced the following in update_advanced.settings.inc
line 106:

'data' => check_plain(isset($project['title']) ? $project['title'] : $project['info']['name']),

line 119:

$row_key = drupal_strtolower(isset($project['title']) ? $project['title'] : $project['info']['name']);

Comment #2

jordi_bcktt CreditAttribution: jordi_bcktt commented 18 April 2012 at 21:38

Now is working for me. Thanks

Comment #3

klonos

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CreditAttribution: klonos commented 24 April 2012 at 15:29

Status:

Active

» Needs review

...I realize that we don't have a patch available here. Just changing the status in order to get the maintainers' attention. This is a one-liner after all ;)

Comment #4

Leeteq CreditAttribution: Leeteq commented 16 May 2012 at 15:02

Bumping; time to get it pushed to the -dev version?

File	Size
1418870+Notice+Undefined+index+title+in+theme_update_advanced_settin.patch	863 bytes

Comment #6

hass CreditAttribution: hass commented 9 September 2012 at 13:27

Status:

Needs review

» Reviewed & tested by the community

File	Size
1418870+Notice+Undefined+index+title+in+theme_update_advanced_settin2.patch	1.19 KB

I missed the first line. Fully tested it and created a new patch with both lines patched. To repro this bug you need a theme or project that does not exists on d.o. Now with the patch the project will show it's name in the table.