We are adding the Facebook posts block in a paragraph using the block field module. We also are hiding the full form for the block so there is nothing to override. Because of this $block_settings['override'] isn't set which provides the warning of undefined array key when accessed.
Configure the module to load in your FB Page.
Use the Block field module to allow for a block to be placed on a entity and set the form display widget for the field to Configuration form: hidden.
Create the content with the block.
The posts are shown and the warnings appear.
Add isset() around the checks for $block_settings['override'].
Make the patch.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #2 | socialfeed-3543873-2.patch | 1.89 KB | oheller |
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Comment #2
oheller commentedHere's the patch adding the isset($block_settings['override']).
Comment #3
hemangi.gokhale@oheller this has already been addressed in 3.0.0-alpha1. Please upgrade and give it a try. I'm closing this issue for now, but please feel free to reopen it if the problem persists. Thanks!
Comment #5
oheller commented@hemangigokhale, we are using php8.3.The issue still persists because the check still is looking for a variable or property that might not exist. The check needs to confirm that the $block_settings['override'] exists before any other check is done.
Comment #6
hemangi.gokhaleThank you for confirming this, @oheller. I'll work on this fix and see if I can make progress.
Comment #8
hemangi.gokhale@oheller, I've fixed this issue in 4.0.x, will try to backport soon to 3.0.x. Thanks!