Undefined index: view in /home2/user/public_html/components/com_content/router.php on line 73

[Richard Hellyer]

I recently upgraded to J3.6 and noticed (possibly coincidentally), the following error in my error logs

Undefined index: view in /home2/user/public_html/components/com_content/router.php on line 73

Prior to 3.6 I was not receiving this error. 

I checked in github issues and see that there is a reference to the error but it has been closed. 

I don't completely understand the explanation, but it seems that a malformed link in an article triggers this.

However, I don't understand why any link should result in an 'undefined index' error in the error_log.

Is this something that I can circumvent or will it be fixed in a future release (the closure of the issue on github makes me think that it won't)

[brian teeman]

What was the issue number?

[Richard Hellyer]

Thanks for the quick reply - It looks like it was issue #10721

[piotr_cz]

Bugfix is here: https://github.com/joomla/joomla-cms/pull/6488

[brian teeman]

Richard if that works for you please report back directly on the issue to confirm it. Right now it doesn't have enough people who have been able to confirm the bug in order to test the fix.

[Richard Hellyer]

. I was able to figure out the specific urls that were causing it, so I'll try that out today and report back on the github issue list

On Thu, Jul 28, 2016, 2:30 AM 'brian teeman' via Joomla! CMS Development <joomla-...@googlegroups.com> wrote:

Richard if that works for you please report back directly on the issue to confirm it. Right now it doesn't have enough people who have been able to confirm the bug in order to test the fix.

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[Richard Hellyer]

I tried out the pull request but it didn't fix the error. I can now reproduce the error on my local server with our site and specific uri requests so I can try an additional fix if necessary.

I posted the more detailed error stack on github issues, but my comments aren't there now that I look so I may have done that wrongly.

On Thursday, July 28, 2016 at 7:01:11 AM UTC-7, Richard Hellyer wrote:

. I was able to figure out the specific urls that were causing it, so I'll try that out today and report back on the github issue list

On Thu, Jul 28, 2016, 2:30 AM 'brian teeman' via Joomla! CMS Development <joomla-dev-cms@googlegroups.com> wrote:

Richard if that works for you please report back directly on the issue to confirm it. Right now it doesn't have enough people who have been able to confirm the bug in order to test the fix.

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[Richard Hellyer]

Just closing this out. I installed the corrected com_content/router.php and tested and it worked fine on my test and live system (I think this is from pull request 6488)

Many thanks for everyone's help.