These errors occur when rendering elements of the type "file_upload_help" :
Notice: Undefined index: #title in Drupal\webform\Plugin\WebformElementBase->getLabel() (line 1034 of .../webform/src/Plugin/WebformElementBase.php).
Notice: Undefined index: #webform_key in Drupal\webform\Plugin\WebformElementBase->getLabel() (line 1034 of .../webform/src/Plugin/WebformElementBase.php).
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #5 | undefinedindexes-2968002-5.patch | 533 bytes | vakulrai |
| #2 | webform-file_upload_element_notices-2968002.patch | 632 bytes | wouter.dierick@gmail.com |
Comments
Comment #2
wouter.dierick@gmail.com commentedPatch attached
Comment #3
jrockowitz commented@wouterdierick I would like to figure out how you were able to create a file upload element without a #title. The #title even when it is not visible is used to improve accessibility.
Did you create the element via editing the YAML?
I think you can just change...
return $element['#title'] ?: $element['#webform_key'];...to...
return (!empty($element['#title'])) ? $element['#title'] : $element['#webform_key'];Can you please update the patch.
Comment #4
tim-dielsA file upload field seems to behave a bit different then the other fields. It doesn't have $element['#title'] or $element['#webform_key'] in the function that calls for the label => displayDisabledWarning()
So changing the patch wouldn't solve the issue nor does the first patch solves the issue but makes the notices go away.
The actual error is: '' is a 'Generic element' element, which has been disabled and will not be rendered.
But managed_file is enabled and the field is rendered.
Comment #5
vakulrai commentedI am also able to crate a webform field without a title.
uploading a patch for above issue.
Comment #7
jrockowitz commentedThanks for the patch.
Comment #8
jrockowitz commented@tim-diels I think you might need to create a new ticket in the issue queue for #4