Error output to Builder interface

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  • #13213
    pxbjwpxbjw
    Participant

    I've been experiencing a glitch with Metabox Builder on the "Edit Field Group" page, where an error is output to the screen which says the following 3 times: "[an error occurred while processing the directive]"

    It doesn't seem to be affecting functionality, as I can still create field groups, but it is annoying, and doesn't stir up confidence... I wanted to use Metabox on a project we started recently, but this issue was enough to turn off the other developers to using it (too late for this one, maybe next time though).

    There are some JS warnings in the console which may or may not be related:
    https://pixablaze-397923.d.pr/OqTrb5/JRkfv4DkGV

    I can't seem to reproduce the issue on our production sites, so I can't really share a login or anything as it's only happening on our local environments.

    We're using Laravel Valet on Macs, so guessing the environment may be related. It's Nginx, so that makes me wonder if it's related due to the "directive" language in the error.

    Apart from the server environment, everything else is default and latest versions. I've even tested on a brand new install, multiple times, same issue.

    • Latest versions of Metabox + MB AIO
    • Default TwentyNineteen theme, no customizations
    • No other plugins even installed
    • Latest WP
    • PHP 7.2, Mysql 5.7, nginx/1.15.8

    It's not critical for us at the moment so no rush, and I'm not sure how else I could help troubleshoot but if you need any other info let me know.

    #13214
    pxbjwpxbjw
    Participant

    Also, forgot to mention I have PHP debug on, no errors, warnings or notices that seem relevant. Only one warning shows up, which is originating from Metabox but I don't believe it's related:

    [05-Feb-2019 15:43:04 UTC] PHP Warning: strpos() expects parameter 1 to be string, array given in /Users/jw1/webdev/sites/wp/dev/metaboxio/wp-content/plugins/meta-box/inc/about/about.php on line 196
    <code></code>

    #13259
    Anh TranAnh Tran
    Keymaster

    Hi,

    Looks like the bug is in JS. Can you export the field group and give me the exported file to check?

    #13444
    JayJay
    Participant

    I can confirm I'm seeing something similar. I'm running WP 5.1 and PHP 7.3 on a local Laravel Valet dev environment.

    Custom Fields Screen

    Speaker edit screen
    This is the error message I get on the speaker screen.

    <br />
    <b>Notice</b>:  Undefined index: fields in <b>/Users/Jay/code/metabox/wp-content/plugins/meta-box-aio/extensions/meta-box-group/class-rwmb-group-field.php</b> on line <b>338</b><br />
    <br />
    <b>Warning</b>:  Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in <b>/Users/Jay/code/metabox/wp-content/plugins/meta-box/inc/meta-box.php</b> on line <b>386</b><br />
    #13478
    Anh TranAnh Tran
    Keymaster

    Hey guys, can you export the field group and give me the exported file to check? I couldn't replicate that on my localhost.

    #13520
    andreabersi@gmail.com[email protected]
    Participant

    I also same error

    PHP 7.2

    #15770
    daveheslopdaveheslop
    Participant

    Regarding the OP's [an error occurred while processing the directive]

    I've just had the same issue, running on a local Valet setup.

    The issue was that SSI (server side includes) was enabled by default in nginx.conf. The comments in the plugins starting with <!-# are treated as SSI directives, hence the error.

    If you disable SSI on your server (provided you're not using SSI), and restart, then the errors should disappear.

    If you're using Valet, instructions here on how to toggle SSI on/off.

    #15775
    Anh TranAnh Tran
    Keymaster

    Hi @daveheslop, thanks a lot for your help! I didn't realize a nginx config can cause the bug. I'll remove all HTML comments in the plugin to keep this bug away.

    #15780
    daveheslopdaveheslop
    Participant

    No problem Anh.

    Just a small correction to a typo in my post, it's <!--# that's treated as a directive.

    You know that anyway, but just for clarity 😉

    #15782
    pxbjwpxbjw
    Participant

    Thank you! That was driving me crazy (I had tried so many troubleshooting ideas but didn't think of that). I turned ssi off and it's all good now.

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