[Plugin: HungryFEED] An error occured while processing the feed: Undefined index: l9izx18ff83_lza

Hmm it looks like it could have something to do with non ascii character encoding. If you install version 1.5.2 then the error output has a little more info that might help track down the problem.

hmm, it’s hard for me to troubleshoot since those are commercial plugins. What’s happening is that HungryFEED is rather strict with error catching and it’s exposing problems in those other plugins that are normally ignored. Ideally those plugin authors would update the code on their end. My guess is that the offending line has some code that is getting a value from an array which would look something like this for example:

$x = $values[$key]

but the $values array is not being checked first to see if $key exists.

it would be better to replace that with something like this, which checks for the existence of the key first:

$x = (array_key_exists($key,$values) ? $values[$key] : '')

or, instead of ” you could use null. it depends on what the plugin expects. difficult for me to say.

Hey Wesley, I’m not personally a user of your plugins but I can tell you that hungryFEED temporarily overrides the php error handler to deal with various warnings and deprecated notices fires by simplepie. But it seems to be catching things in other plugins at times. it doens’t stop anything from working but the error does show up in the browser depending on hungryfeed settings.

I’m trying to figure out why HungryFEED is catching so many errors because i only override error handling for one call to simplepie and then reset it. but anyway there are apparently some undefined index notices coming out of the dynamo plugins.