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Warning: Undefined array key "from-email" in /home/vagrant/wordpress/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/redux-framework/redux-core/inc/extensions/tabbed/tabbed/class-redux-tabbed.php on line 127
// Use the || operator instead of && for better condition checking
$value = empty( $this->parent->options[ $orig_field_id ] ) || 0 !== (int) $this->parent->options[ $orig_field_id ] ? $default : $this->parent->options[ $orig_field_id ];
Your original code used && to check two conditions: whether the array key $orig_field_id is empty and whether it is not equal to zero.
The issue arises if the array key $orig_field_id doesn't exist, as this causes an "Undefined array key" warning.
By using || instead of &&, you ensure that if $orig_field_id is empty or not equal to zero, the $value is assigned $default. Otherwise, it falls back to the $this->parent->options[$orig_field_id] value. This approach avoids the warning when the array key is undefined.
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Warning: Undefined array key "from-email" in /home/vagrant/wordpress/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/redux-framework/redux-core/inc/extensions/tabbed/tabbed/class-redux-tabbed.php on line 127
// Use the || operator instead of && for better condition checking
$value = empty( $this->parent->options[ $orig_field_id ] ) || 0 !== (int) $this->parent->options[ $orig_field_id ] ? $default : $this->parent->options[ $orig_field_id ];
Your original code used && to check two conditions: whether the array key $orig_field_id is empty and whether it is not equal to zero.
The issue arises if the array key $orig_field_id doesn't exist, as this causes an "Undefined array key" warning.
By using || instead of &&, you ensure that if $orig_field_id is empty or not equal to zero, the $value is assigned $default. Otherwise, it falls back to the $this->parent->options[$orig_field_id] value. This approach avoids the warning when the array key is undefined.