Notice: Undefined index: field_name in addressfield_views_handler_filter_country->get_value_options() (line 8 of /var/www/sites/pg-d7.dev/www/sites/all/modules/contrib/addressfield/views/addressfield_views_handler_filter_country.inc).

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#4 addressfield-undefined-index-field_name-2552741-4.patch683 bytesdobrzyns
#2 addressfield-undefined-index-field_name-2552741-2.patch688 bytesdobrzyns

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new addressfield-undefined-index-field_name-2552741-2.patch688 bytes

Turns out the data structure changed, so the key was wrong. I've corrected the key used to get the field name.

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Status: Active » Needs review
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dobrzyns commented
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new addressfield-undefined-index-field_name-2552741-4.patch683 bytes

Helps if you commit the right key.

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bojanz commented

When and where did the data structure change?
Commerce, Date, Entity API all use $this->definition['field_name'] in their handlers.

I've also been unable to reproduce this notice on a fresh install. A dsm of ($this->definition['field_name']) gives me the right data.

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bojanz commented
Status: Needs review » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)
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ron collins commented

We had this issue as well. It was caused by the exposed filter on a view. I found there were two available filters for country so I solved the problem by removing the "Field tables: Field address => Country" filter option and adding the "User: Address - Country" filter option.