Notice: Undefined property: Profile::$language in reply_add_form() (line 932 of reply.module [#1555342]

Hi,
I've just installed Reply and got message displaying on profile pages.

Notice: Undefined property: Profile::$language in reply_add_form() (line 932 of C:\wamp2\www\sitename\sites\all\modules\reply\reply.module).

I'm only just beginning to use this module, but from what I've seen, it's pretty solid. Good job! Keep it up! (although a Readme file would help)
I'm using Profile2 module. It was a real bummer that commenting/reviewing on user pages is impossible - so I turned to Reply module. So I need the Reply module to be able to easily post comments by users. In addition by comments/reviews/replies have fivestar ratings.

By the way, what ARE Replies??? I mean are they comments? If yes, can I integrate AJAX comment module with it?
OR are they nodes?
I'm asking this because I need to know how it works with Views, and because I also need other users to give thumbs up/down on these Replies, so that other users will know if the review is trustworthy. Is that possible?

Comments

Comment #1

james.williams

Coventry, UK

commented 14 May 2012 at 16:39

Priority:

Critical

» Normal

Replies are an entity all of their own. Comments are the closest match that Drupal core has to them. Replies can be attached to any other fieldable entity ... even themselves -- so you could have replies on user profiles, and then replies *on those replies* to represent the 'thumbs up/down' on those replies! You would need a field of some sort on those reply-replies that represents the vote up/down - perhaps try http://drupal.org/project/vote_up_down ? (I've not tried it myself). Although I don't think that's actually how vote_up_down works -- rather, you'd put a field on the initial reply that would do it.

Sorry, that was a bit of a ramble, but hopefully some helpful direction too :-)

Thanks for raising that issue about the language property though -- user entities aren't translatable, which needs handling better by reply. It's not a critical issue though I don't think (it's only a PHP notice, which you can turn off).

Comment #2

Anonymous (not verified) commented 18 May 2012 at 10:18

Reply inherits the language of the entity it's attached to but it seems the system entities doesn't have this parameter so we need to perform check if it's present.