Hello,
I have noticed on occasion I get these 4 errors.
Notice: Undefined index: ical in views_plugin_list() (line 277 of /var/www/kettering/sites/all/modules/views/views.module).
Notice: Undefined index: ical in views_plugin_list() (line 278 of /var/www/kettering/sites/all/modules/views/views.module).
Notice: Undefined index: ical_node in views_plugin_list() (line 277 of /var/www/kettering/sites/all/modules/views/views.module).
Notice: Undefined index: ical_node in views_plugin_list() (line 278 of /var/www/kettering/sites/all/modules/views/views.module).
I thought maybe since iCal was removed a few versions ago this was causing the issues. I installed the Date iCal module and updated all the modules on the site to the latest and upgraded core to 7.23. None of that worked. I searched all over and can't find an answer.
Curious if anyone has a solution or if they encountered this before.
Comments
Comment #1
andrii_svirin commentedSubscribe, I use Date API and JQuery calendar too. But I don't sure what it problem.
Comment #2
labboy0276 commentedI think what may have solved this for me, although I can not totally confirm it as it went away after awhile was this:
Fixing the .ics calls in any views that were calling the old iCal type. They had a view in which was outputting a .ics file, it wasn't working, so when I installed Date iCal and then followed their instructions here:
https://drupal.org/node/1889692
And then I did the Exporting an iCal feed using Views seemed to do the trick
Comment #3
renatog commentedYes, I was reading the Date iCal documentation and #2 makes sense totally. views_plugin_list was working without reference and in that case adjusting the .ics calls on views were calling the old iCal type makes sense. Thank you so much John for sharing with us the solution. Andrey, if you have any other issues related to this, please feel free to reopen ok? Thank you so much, people