Objects not appearing in Pawtucket 2 Collection Browse

rsteinert

Hi,

I am running a new version of Providence with Pawtucket2.  All of a sudden, new objects added in Providence and assigned to a particular collection there don't appear in a Pawtucket2 Collection Browse for that collection.  On a search for the collection on the Providence side, they are listed though.   In Pawtucket, however an advanced search brings up the object, so I know the public settings are fine and the object is publicly visible.  I have been adding new objects without issue until recently when this issue all of a sudden arose.  I reindexed the database which is having no effect.  Any ideas why this might be happening?  

I am not sure whether this is related, but in my server error log, I am seeing the following error.  I am running PHP7.

PHP Warning: A non-numeric value encountered in [my website]/pawtucket2/app/controllers/SearchController.php

Thanks!

rsteinert

Ok - all of a sudden the object appeared.... Any reason for the delayed appearance in the collection browse?  Perhaps the software caching, PHP caching?  I know I have Pawtucket2 running out of same folder as a Drupal 8 site, so maybe there is a caching effect there.

seth

The browse results can be cached. That might have been the issue. 

What was the line # of that warning you got?

rsteinert

Hi Seth - Looks like line 386.  

rsteinert

Hi Seth,

Just checking back re. the non-numeric PHP warning in my server error logs.  Is there a fix for it since the warnings are quite numerous!  I am running PHP 7 on Centos 7 with Pawtucket as a subfolder of a Drupal 8 install.  Thanks!

PHP Warning: A non-numeric value encountered in /var/www/[my server]/public_html/archive/app/controllers/SearchController.php on line 386

rsteinert

Hi Seth,

According to Stack Overflow, the non-numeric error is a PHP7 error and sticking an (int) in front of $vn_start should solve the problem? Does this sound right? The error messages are filling my server log reports!

(($vn_key_start = (int)$vn_start - 5000) < 0) { $vn_key_start = 0; }

seth

Yes, that's what we did for the current code in GitHub.

rsteinert

Awesome!  Thanks!