Undefined index: Not Started in /modules/Calendar/templates/templates_calenda

[ddent]

I had to upgrade my server because it was dying, after moving SugarCRM over, I get the following error when viewing calendar by month:

Notice: Undefined index: Not Started in /home/websites/sales/modules/Calendar/templates/templates_calendar.php on line 116

It apears on almost every day in the calendar. Any help with this???

[ruchida]

Is this happening in English, or other language? It seems this warning is usually shown when a key is not defined in the corresponding language file while it's defined in the English lang.

[dand]

it is happening in the english language. That is all that it has ever been set to. Basically all I had done was archive my sugar directory (tar.gz) and moved it to another server. Used phpMyAdmin to dump the database to the new server. It should have worked fine, I'm not really sure what the index problem is. Any help would be awesome, this is really causing me some annoyances and I can't get rid of it.

Thanks in advance!

[ruchida]

There is a definition in include\language\en_us.lang.php about the call status;

'call_status_dom' =>
array (
'Planned' => 'Planned',
'Held' => 'Held',
'Not Held' => 'Not Held',
),

where Planned, Held, Not Held are status keys.

But it seems that your call table has a different status key "Not Started" in the status column for some reason.

Did you customize the call_status_dom dropdown list to add a new key "Not Started" before your server died? If so, a new language file shoud have resided in the custom\include\language directory, and it is possible that the language file was not copied to the new server.

[dand]

Thanks for the help. I figured out the problem thanks to your help, the reason was that I had modified /modules/Calendar/templates/templates_calendar.php a long time ago because the tasks would always show "Due:" on the calendar instead of the status. I basically just replaced the hardcoded "Due:" with the actual task's status. Anyway, the alt tag had was pointing to meeting dom instead of task dom and giving the error. I have no idea why my old server wasn't spitting out the same error, but everything is cool now. I think I'm too use to having Unit Tests in my Java/Freemarker/Spring/Aurora/Hibernate world

Anyway, thanks for the help!!!