Hi Yigit,

Thanks for your quick response/fix! Replacing the files did the trick for me.

I presume (and hope) these fixes will be implemented in an Enfold update soon? I’ve got quite a few websites using Enfold and it’s quite cumbersome to update all files for all websites by hand.

Best regards,
Joris

Hi, same here. Please fix

Same here. Also issues with styling of buttons and no styles (padding, background-color) being applied to columns. Went back to 4.8.3

Pretty clear: Call to undefined function rray_key_exists() in /wp-content/themes/enfold/config-templatebuilder/avia-shortcodes/timeline/timeline.php:981

It’s a typo: if( !rray_key_exists( ‘font-size’, $this->title_styling ) ) Please fix.

Hi antisemitism,

Enfold is not properly compatible with Woocommerce 3.6+ because Enfold uses a deprecated WooCommerce function (get_woocommerce_term_meta).

Please note the “error” you are getting actually is a “notice”. You could suppress this message by disabling the WordPress debugging mode:
Change define( ‘WP_DEBUG’, true ) to define( ‘WP_DEBUG’, false ) in your wp-config.php file to suppress this message/error/notice for now.

In the meantime I’m quite sure Enfold will replace the deprecated function in the next release of Enfold.

Hi Andy,

It seems that the same bug has been reintroduced in version 3.5.2 but now on a different line number:
Notice: Undefined variable: extra in \wp-content\themes\enfold\framework\php\class-form-generator.php on line 592

I’ve now defined the variable “extra” on line 571 to fix this error:

line 571: $p_class = $required = $element_class = $prefilled_value = $select = $extra = "";

Best regards,
Joris

Hi,

I’ve deactivate all plugins and completely delete Enfold from my WordPress theme directory before downloading + uploading a fresh copy from themeforest but I get the same error “Notice: Undefined offset: 1 in /wp-content/themes/enfold/framework/php/class-form-generator.php on line 595”. On line 595 it says “$key = trim($suboptions[1]);” which doesn’t exists.

				$suboptions =  explode('|',$option);
				if(is_array($suboptions))
				{
					$key = trim($suboptions[1]);
					$value = trim($suboptions[0]);
				}

I’m not an experienced programmer but could it be that “$suboptions = explode(‘|’,$option);” always returns an array even though $option is a single string (single value from select options submitted via the admin-panel) without ‘|’ in i?. Because the array has only one value this causes $suboptions[1] to generate the error.

I’ve replaced line 595 with $key = isset($suboptions[1]) ? trim($suboptions[1]) : trim($suboptions[0]); and that solves it for now.
It also might be a solution to remove all lines mentioned above since is_array($suboptions)) is always true and $suboptions[1] is always empty.

NB. If I would turn off WordPress debugging the notice goes away but in that case $suboptions[1] (used as the value for the option in the dropdownmenu) is empty and this causes the value not to be sent when submitting the form.

Best regards,
Emazing

Hey there,

I can reproduce this error (PHP Notice: Undefined variable: extra in path/to/enfold/framework/php/class-form-generator.php on line 299) when using a form WITHOUT LABELS and a TEXT INPUT which has NO VALIDATION.

I’ve now defined the variable extra on line 227 to fix this error:

line: 277 $p_class = $required = $element_class = $value = $extra = "";

Best regards,
Joris