sex_status Undefined index

Resolved raymonvdm
(@raymonvdm)

9 years, 11 months ago

I have the following error on my wordpress website and i cant figure out how to fix it.

Notice: Undefined index: sex_status in /home/mywebsite/public_html/wp-content/plugins/newsletter/subscription/subscription.php on line 1236

When i look into the code (i`m no expert) i can find sex_status and it seems to be looking for 1 , 2 , or 3 but i cannot find it

https://wordpress.org/plugins/newsletter/

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(@raymonvdm)

I have commented out all references to sex_status and all seems to be fine now

// General data
        $data['email'] = $email;
        $data['name'] = $newsletter->normalize_name(stripslashes($_REQUEST['nn']));
        $data['surname'] = $newsletter->normalize_name(stripslashes($_REQUEST['ns']));
    //    if ($options_profile['sex_status'] >= 1) {
    //        $data['sex'] = $_REQUEST['nx'][0];
    //        // Wrong data injection check
    //        if ($data['sex'] != 'm' && $data['sex'] != 'f' && $data['sex'] != 'n') {
    //            die('Wrong sex field');
    //        }
    //    }

 //       if ($options_profile['sex_status'] == 2) {
   //         $buffer .= "<!-- sex -->\n";
   //         $buffer .= "<tr>\n\t<th>" . $options_profile['sex'] . "</th>\n";
    //        $buffer .= "\t<td>\n\t" . '<select name="nx" class="newsletter-sex">' . "\n";
     //       $buffer .= "\t\t" . '<option value="m">' . $options_profile['sex_male'] . '</option>' . "\n";
      //      $buffer .= "\t\t" . '<option value="f">' . $options_profile['sex_female'] . '</option>' . "\n";
       //     $buffer .= "\t</select>\n\t</td></tr>\n";
   //     }

//        if ($options_profile['sex_status'] == 2) {
//            $buffer .= '<div class="newsletter-field newsletter-field-gender"><label>' . $options_profile['sex'] . '</label>';
//            $buffer .= '<select name="nx" class="newsletter-sex">';
 //           $buffer .= '<option value="m">' . $options_profile['sex_male'] . '</option>';
  //          $buffer .= '<option value="f">' . $options_profile['sex_female'] . '</option>';
   //         $buffer .= '</select></div>';
    //        $buffer .= "\n";
     //   }

  //      if ($options['sex_status'] >= 1) {
   //         $buffer .= '<tr><th align="right">' . $options['sex'] . '</th><td><select name="nx" class="newsletter-sex">';
  //          //        if (!empty($options['sex_none'])) {
  //          //            $buffer .= '<option value="n"' . ($user->sex == 'n' ? ' selected' : '') . '>' . $options['sex_none'] . '</option>';
  //          //        }
  //          $buffer .= '<option value="f"' . ($user->sex == 'f' ? ' selected' : '') . '>' . $options['sex_female'] . '</option>';
   //         $buffer .= '<option value="m"' . ($user->sex == 'm' ? ' selected' : '') . '>' . $options['sex_male'] . '</option>';
   //         $buffer .= '<option value="n"' . ($user->sex == 'n' ? ' selected' : '') . '>' . $options['sex_none'] . '</option>';
   //         $buffer .= '</select></td></tr>';
   //     }

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