Strange Issue

Hi Craig,

After a quick look I can see that you've defined a function which you later call inside a foreach loop that depends on the array $categories_result.

I haven't been able to determine where you create the array $categories_result but, ignoring that, the error message Undefined Index: subCategories.... indicates that the key 'subCategories' is not set in the array so when you try to assign a value from that undefined key, you get the error.

If you want to suppress this error message, you can simply add '@' in front of the reference:
$categories_result = @$item["subCategories"];

but this would mean that $categories_result (within the scope of the function) would not be set, causing the later references to it to also throw up errors.

I'll have a more detailed look and let you know what I can determine, but in the meantime it might be worth sending over the ftp and account details via the 2nd level support request.

Thanks,

Tom

Hi Tom

like i said the shop was written by someone other than us and all we want to do is include the ads on the page but we cant because of the errors being produced on the page.

the only code we have included is the code at the top of the page and the includes file just inside the body of the html tag.

Hi Tom

i have submitted the request.

Hope you have a quick answer have the handover on Friday afternoon Sydney time.