Illegal offset in node_registration_type_load after installation

it happened to me, I couldn't see the register link anywhere and everything else worked fine, then I cleaned the cache and installed the devel module and then it just happened to work.

The warnings aren't familiar, but I'm looking into them right now. There's nothing I hate more that a module creating PHP errors when enabled.

I'm starting with a clean, simple, default Drupal 7.13 installation.

I'm not getting any errors... When enabling Node registration, I also had to enable Entity API, Entity tokens and Value is (form element validators), so they enabled at the same time.

Now I'm trying with Entity API enabled before (since it is an entity thing).

Still nothing... Have enabled node types etc.

• The module adds a Register link field for all enabled node types. You can 'enable' (show) it in the Display tab of the Node type's View mode (e.g. admin/structure/types/manage/party/display/teaser)
• The module also adds a Register link field to Views, so when you load a Node with Views, you can also add a link to the register page.
• The module also adds a Register block for the current page's Node.

The URL is indeed node/%/register and obviously sufficient access is required. Some 6 factors apply. For debugging purposes you can add ?debug=1 to the URL (e.g. node/14/register?debug=1) and then check the Recent Log Messages. It should explain why you got the Access Denied.

Me too have the same issuse..but just before all these i had the following experience
when enabling the modules

Got An error

PHP Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in /var/www/planetek/includes/registry.inc on line 92, referer: something/admin/modules/list/confirm
i refreshed the page and it seemes it worked to enable the module

then our Notice came

I thought that the enabling of module may not be worked properly.. i tried a uapade.php run

there i got this error with white page

PHP Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in something/includes/registry.inc on line 132, referer: something/update.php?op=info.

i continued with the home page link

but the error/Noticed disappeared..Do not know what happened exactly.was not sure if the error is with node register module

It's a combination of Entity, Views and Node registration. I might not see it because I'm using an 'old' version of Entity.

What version of entity.module are you using?

The 3 'label' notices (in Entity) are fixed in beta4: http://drupal.org/node/1533584

I'm not sure this fixes the first notice though (in field_info_instances). Debugging appreciated =)

Same here:

Warning: Illegal offset type in isset or empty in node_registration_type_load() (line 70 of ..../public_html/sites/all/modules/node_registration/includes/node_registration.entity.inc)
call_user_func_array('node_registration_type_load', Array) entity.controller.inc:675

Also seeing no way to register, there is no registration link on node view, even though it is visible in fields display for the node type.

node/%/register returns not found

node/%/register?debug=1 returns not found, and no messages in log

@mediehuset Immediately after install? Flushing the cache once should do the trick. Enabling Node registration has a lot of effect on the menu router and entity cache etc. Maybe flushing the menu cache is enough.

I got the same thing immediately upon installing, and got it again on flushing the cache. It's definitely still there in 1.4.

Oh and just to clarify: I get it on every page.

Also getting this when editing or viewing nodes for which registration is enabled:

Warning: Parameter 4 to node_registration_access() expected to be a reference, value given in module_invoke_all() (line 850 of /<siteroot>/includes/module.inc).

If you (know how to) fix it, I'll add it.

I'm trying again with dev (1.9+).

I can't reproduce any of it... Not anything in node_registration_type_load() nor anything with node_registration_access().

I'd like to know how to reproduce this. Can I borrow anyone's database?

If you go to wwwroot\....\sites\all\modules\node_registration\includes\node_registration.entity.inc on line 71, you can change the code in this line to this -> ["{$bundle}"] , and the error "llegal offset in node_registration_type_load " goes away.

I think it may have something to do with trying to index an array with something that isn't an integer or possibly trying to index something that wasn't actually an array.

But I also cannot see tha register link, although I checked and it is visible in the field settings.

I finally figured it out!
To get the registration link to be shown on a content type , the registration start date must be set to your current date. Otherwise it seems that the event is closed and no one can register for that event ...

Not seeing the registration link is due to one of many reasons. You can add ?debug=1 to the URL to add the reason to the logs table and watch that message on admin/reports/dblog.

But that's not this issue. This issue is about an offset notice in node_registration_type_load() that I can't reproduce. Need database or reproduction steps.

I resolved the offset issue after reading the above by clearing out data I must of accidentally set earlier when testing. I imagine I deleted something related from entity_type table that caused this error to prompt when turning this node registration module back on just now.

To clear the date I temporarily edited node_registration/includes/node_registration.entity.inc

I set $bundlename = null right before checks isset, refreshed admin, errors went away, undid my mod, errors cleared out now...

Well looks like error came back - hmm

I can send a copy of db for you...

On another note, I'm looking at DEVELOPERS.md for a better understanding of possible mods I need to make

I'd like the db, yes. You can do what I'd do yourself: catch the error and dpm a debug_backtrace(). Only dpm if the error will occur (so check type). Add inside node_registration_type_load():

if (!is_string($bundle_name)) dpm(debug_backtrace());

That will dpm a backtrace when the input argument isn't a string (like it's supposed to be) and that will allow you to track where it comes from. Who calls the function via what function etc?

This problem still exists; I have it too. The problem seems to be that the function node_registration_type_load does not receive a string as it expects, but an entire object. I have dumped this object, and the backtrace. As they are both quite huge I won't paste them here; instead, here it is.

I hope this is useful to you, rudiedirkx, and that you can fix the error.

I know that much, but I can't find out why.

The backtrace isn't useful. I'll need the whole tring, like debug_backtrace() makes. And more formatted so it's readable.

But since I've never been able to reproduce, I'm probably not going to search very hard... That's sucky for you, sorry, but I really can't find it. (Unless, maybe!, I have a good backtrace dump.)

If you can fix it, that would be best, of course ;)

(Needs Review is for reviewing patches etc. This doesn't have a patch, so it's Active.)

debug_backtrace() then. I'd (and perhaps others) appreciate it if you looked at it!

Disable Entity Registration. You can't have Node Registration and Entity Registration enabled both.

Oh, d'oh. Thanks!