Bug: Error in rendered API docs #322

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opened 2025-03-05 02:38:52 +00:00 by jamie · 5 comments

jamie commented

2025-03-05 02:38:52 +00:00

(Migrated from git.hazaar.io)

Problem Statement

An error occurs in the Hazaar framework when rendering a Smarty template. The error message indicates that the $header variable is undefined:

Error: Undefined variable $header File: /builds/hazaar/framework/src/Template/Smarty.php(253) : eval()'d code Line: 7

This suggests that the variable is either missing from the template context or not being assigned properly before the template is processed.

Steps to Reproduce

Render a Smarty template that expects the $header variable.
Observe the error message in the output.

Expected Behavior

The $header variable should be properly assigned before the template is processed, preventing the error.

Actual Behavior

The template attempts to use $header, but it is not defined, leading to an error.

Who is affected?

Developers using Smarty templates in the Hazaar framework.
Any application relying on templates that expect $header to be set.

Possible Causes

The $header variable is not assigned in the template context before rendering.
A regression in the template rendering logic that omits expected variables.
An issue in the data assignment process within the view system.

Proposed Solution

Investigate where $header is expected to be set.
Ensure that $header is assigned a value before rendering the template.
Add error handling or a fallback mechanism to prevent undefined variable errors.

Priority/Severity

High (This issue causes runtime errors and may break template rendering.)
Medium (This issue causes unexpected behavior but does not completely break functionality.)
Low (This issue is minor and does not significantly impact usability.)

## Problem Statement An error occurs in the Hazaar framework when rendering a Smarty template. The error message indicates that the `$header` variable is undefined: ``` Error: Undefined variable $header File: /builds/hazaar/framework/src/Template/Smarty.php(253) : eval()'d code Line: 7 ``` This suggests that the variable is either missing from the template context or not being assigned properly before the template is processed. ## Steps to Reproduce 1. Render a Smarty template that expects the `$header` variable. 2. Observe the error message in the output. ## Expected Behavior The `$header` variable should be properly assigned before the template is processed, preventing the error. ## Actual Behavior The template attempts to use `$header`, but it is not defined, leading to an error. ## Who is affected? - Developers using Smarty templates in the Hazaar framework. - Any application relying on templates that expect `$header` to be set. ## Possible Causes - The `$header` variable is not assigned in the template context before rendering. - A regression in the template rendering logic that omits expected variables. - An issue in the data assignment process within the view system. ## Proposed Solution 1. Investigate where `$header` is expected to be set. 2. Ensure that `$header` is assigned a value before rendering the template. 3. Add error handling or a fallback mechanism to prevent undefined variable errors. ## Priority/Severity - [x] High (This issue causes runtime errors and may break template rendering.) - [ ] Medium (This issue causes unexpected behavior but does not completely break functionality.) - [ ] Low (This issue is minor and does not significantly impact usability.)

jamie commented

2025-03-05 02:38:52 +00:00

(Migrated from git.hazaar.io)

changed due date to March 08, 2025

jamie commented

2025-03-05 02:38:52 +00:00

(Migrated from git.hazaar.io)

assigned to @jamie