Word Limit Plus
Development and Programming
Can anyone tell me why I am getting this error at the top of any page that I use the word_limit_plus plugin.
Notice: Undefined offset: 22 in plugins/pi.word_limit_plus.php on line 70
It actually seems as though it is doing what I want it to do, with the exception of this random error. From my untrained eyes it looks like it is pointing out an error in the actual php plugin. That wouldn’t be my error would it.
Here is the code that I am using as of now.
{exp:word_limit_plus if_exceeds="25" stop_after="22" }
{summary}
{/exp:word_limit_plus}Thanks for the help. And yes I am new to this.
Derik
Mod Edit:This is a plugin, not an extension. Added code tags
Hey dookie, I deleted your second post, no need to cross-post, you can just bump.
That said if you are having problems and no response here, I’d suggest contacting the plugin’s author directly. =)
For what it’s worth, I’m having the same problem. Funny thing is, the error only appears in IE (not Firefox).
Anyone find an answer?
I was able to get rid of the warning message by changing from this:
{exp:word_limit_plus if_exceeds="20" stop_after="19" ...to this:
{exp:word_limit_plus if_exceeds="20" stop_after="18" ...
It’s happening to me, too. It seems to be triggered by text being a certain length - perhaps between the two values. It also may be triggered by the presence of HTML tags…?
I realise I’m posting to a long-dead thread here, but I think this may be down to a bug in the word_limit_plus plugin.
A (admittedly rather quick) look at the code makes me think that this (around line 70):
for ($i = 0; $i < $stop_after + 1; $i++)
{
$str .= $word[$i]." ";
}Should be changed to this:
for ($i = 0; $i < $stop_after; $i++)
{
$str .= $word[$i]." ";
}It solved the problem for me, certainly.
Cheers, Stephen
That fixed the issue for me, too - apparently without any disadvantages. Thanks!
As an aside, notice that the “error” is actually a Notice, not an Error or even a Warning - i.e. not a critical issue. It seems to only be displayed to logged-in super-admins, too.
As an aside, notice that the “error” is actually a Notice, not an Error or even a Warning - i.e. not a critical issue. It seems to only be displayed to logged-in super-admins, too.
You’re right of course. Still annoyed the hell out of me though 😉
Stephen