CiviCRM Community Forums (archive)

Hi,

Just noticed a bug, and couldn't find a bug report.



Fatal error: Cannot use string offset as an array in /home/*****/public_html/sites/all/modules/civicrm/CRM/Import/Parser/Contact.php on line 1048

Change:
if (civicrm_error($newContact)) {
          $contactID = $newContact['error_message']['params'][0];
     if (!in_array($contactID, $this->_newContacts)) {
            $this->_newContacts[] = $contactID;
          }
        }


to:
        if (civicrm_error($newContact) && is_array($newContact)) {
         if(is_array($newContact['error_message'])){
            $contactID = $newContact['error_message']['params'][0];
         } else {
            $this->_newContacts[] = $newContact['error_message'];
         }
        if (!in_array($contactID, $this->_newContacts)) {
            $this->_newContacts[] = $contactID;
          }
        }


Not sure if this is the way to fix it, but now I did not get an error.

The import data was "Yes" or "No", the CSV contained Yes, what should have been 1

I cannot upload the data here, since it is trusted data, but here is some fake data:

Custom field created, Integer Yes Or no. fieldname: example_field in custom profile

Now goto; import Contacts:
Organization -> subtype: customsubtype

• first fields contain titles
• Update contacts

Not sure if update contacts was checked, but I thought it was.

CSV looks like:
OrginazationName,example_field,example_field notes
Testname,Yes,here more info
TestName2,No,here more info

step 2
match organization name.
exampe field from custom profile
second field from custom profile

[ import ]

error appears.

Changed the CSV
Testname,1,here more info
TestName2,0,here more info

Works fine, but might be good option to match values in boolean cases.

same issue on import. see: http://forum.civicrm.org/index.php/topic,28675.msg125558.html#msg125558