[phpBB Debug] PHP Warning in Recent Topics

[SEKIZO]

im getting this error when im trying to delete data or recent topics extension

[phpBB Debug] PHP Warning: in file [ROOT]/phpbb/db/migrator.php on line 662: Undefined array key 17

i checked line but i dont see anything wrong , what should i do

[Mick]

Have you or your host recently updated the PHP version? It seems ‘Recent Topics’ doesn’t play nicely with PHP 8+.

You should ask the question in the dedicated discussion/support forum for the extension here?

Note: You can title your post as you wish, but experience tells us you are more likely to get quicker help if the title is descriptive of your issue. "Hey!", "Need help", "phpBB issue!", "Urgent Help Needed", "Bug", etc, will be less conducive to a fast solution or quick attention.

[Helter Skelter]

Before trying this fix, please BACKUP your existing file!
assuming this is your line

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			$result = $this->run_step($steps[$step], $last_result, $revert);

FIND

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			$result = $this->run_step($steps[$step], $last_result, $revert);
			if (($result !== null && $result !== true) || $step + 1 < count($steps))
			{
				return array(
					'result'	=> $result,
					// Move on if the last call finished
					'step'		=> ($result !== null && $result !== true) ? $step : $step + 1,
				);
			}

REPLACE WITH THIS

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			if (array_key_exists($step, $steps)) 
			{
				$result = $this->run_step($steps[$step], $last_result, $revert);
				if (($result !== null && $result !== true) || $step + 1 < count($steps)) {
					return array(
						'result' => $result,
						// Move on if the last call finished
						'step' => ($result !== null && $result !== true) ? $step : $step + 1,
					);
				}
			} 
			else 
			{
				return array(
					'result' => null,
					'step' => $step,
				);
			}

Note Most of the devs here will probably disagree with this fix since it alters core code and could possibly cause trouble with future phpBB updates so as Mick suggested, check the extension topic for a fix first