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I am using EE 2.10.1, with Assets 2.6.

I'm getting a very strange bug in my template. I have an assets image field, and a grid field that contains an Assets column.

A PHP Error was encountered

Severity: Notice

Message: Undefined index: grid_field_id

Filename: assets/ft.assets.php

Line Number: 1484

and

A PHP Error was encountered

Severity: Notice

Message: Undefined index: col_id

Filename: assets/ft.assets.php

Line Number: 1485

and

A PHP Error was encountered

Severity: Notice

Message: Undefined index: grid_row_id

Filename: assets/ft.assets.php

Line Number: 1486

Here is my template code. I have reduced it to be as simple as possible and still throw the error.

{exp:channel:entries
    channel="products"
    status="not closed"
    require_entry="yes"
    disable="member_data|category_fields|pagination|categories"
    limit="1"
    }

    <img 
        src="{product_display_image:url}" 
        alt="{if product_display_image:alt_text}{product_display_image:alt_text}{if:else}{title} image{/if}"
        class="img-responsive" 
        itemprop="image" />



    {product_downloads}
        {product_downloads:file:title}
    {/product_downloads}


{/exp:channel:entries}

If I remove either the {if product_display_image:alt_text}{product_display_image:alt_text} conditional, or the {product_downloads} loop, the errors go away.

What's going on! How can I fix this?!

Here are the settings on the two fields: Assets image field settings

Product downloads grid field settings

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  • Anybuddy having this issue, or have any fix? Nov 8, 2016 at 19:07

1 Answer 1

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I'm seeing this error too. No conditional involved, but an Assets image field followed by a Grid field with an Assets image in one column. Same version of EE and Assets. I put the Grid field into an embed to get it to work. Not ideal but working.

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