Global Headers and Footers

[Kindred]

See that eval?  It means that the actual error is not in that location...

I would bet you good money that the actual error is occurring because of code that you have ADDED in the global header and footer section of the admin... In other words, your own code -not smf and not even the mod code.

[TheSnake]

See that eval?  It means that the actual error is not in that location...

I would bet you good money that the actual error is occurring because of code that you have ADDED in the global header and footer section of the admin... In other words, your own code -not smf and not even the mod code.

I will try to remove them one by one. Thanks for this idea!

[TheSnake]

See that eval?  It means that the actual error is not in that location...

I would bet you good money that the actual error is occurring because of code that you have ADDED in the global header and footer section of the admin... In other words, your own code -not smf and not even the mod code.

I will try to remove them one by one. Thanks for this idea!

I tried: no, there is another problem, it's not some of the codes (we use omly Google Ads and Analytics and 1 cookie consent code)...

[TheSnake]

See that eval?  It means that the actual error is not in that location...

I would bet you good money that the actual error is occurring because of code that you have ADDED in the global header and footer section of the admin... In other words, your own code -not smf and not even the mod code.

I will try to remove them one by one. Thanks for this idea!

I tried: no, there is another problem, it's not some of the codes (we use omly Google Ads and Analytics and 1 cookie consent code)...

Maybe here is the problem: 

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<img src="', $settings['default_images_url'], '/smfhacks_images/global-hf-tick-circle.png" alt="" />
What can I change here?

[Kindred]

Is that code in your header/footer code?

Because, otherwise no... There is no problem with that code.  And that is not the image variable that the error declares as undefined.

[margarett]

First you need to disable templates evaluation. The error message should change, let us know what it is

[Kindred]

If the issue is occurring inside the user set code, the disable template will have no effect.  I discover that with portal blocks as well...

[TheSnake]

Is that code in your header/footer code?

Because, otherwise no... There is no problem with that code.  And that is not the image variable that the error declares as undefined.

It is a code from the header-footer modification.

[TheSnake]

First you need to disable templates evaluation. The error message should change, let us know what it is

Oh. I did it already and the change was this:

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8: Undefined index: image:
/home/______/public_html/Themes/default/GenericControls.template.php
Line: 127

[margarett]

It suggests that your code isn't always adding the "image" index to a certain array. Or not adding it at all.
Without looking at the code, it is impossible to diagnose it further (not exactly sure how or why it is using GenericControls, though...)

[TheSnake]

Is there some better headers and footers to use then? (Or another idea?)

[vbgamer45]

You can uninstall headers and footers and see if that error goes away if it does then you know that was the issue.

[TheSnake]

You can uninstall headers and footers and see if that error goes away if it does then you know that was the issue.

Yes, I tried already. This is the issue.
So, I need headers&footers. What I can do now? Just keep in this way or use something similar?

[vbgamer45]

Does it happen on every page load the error?

[TheSnake]

 It's every time when someone submits a post - no matter an admin, or an user.

[margarett]

Can you give us the code you're adding in GHF?

[TheSnake]

 Yes. Google AdSesnse, Google Analytics, Cookie consent (because of the EU law).

[margarett]

Don't think that it would interfere with the posting but who knows...

I would suggest you take out all code, then try to post. See if there are errors
Then add just one of the codes. Try again. Repeat until you find the culprit.

[TheSnake]

OK, I can do it...

[TheSnake]

 The same result (with blank headers and footers) -- the error persists:

8: Undefined index: image
File: /home/________/public_html/Themes/default/smfhacks_templates/global-hf.template.php (main sub template - eval?)
Line: 127