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0 - Call to a member function setMetadata() on null on certain search words

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6 years 6 months ago #24354 by support
Replied by support on topic 0 - Call to a member function setMetadata() on null on certain search words
Dear amheng5,

I could not reproduce this issue locally, but I believe I have found the problem.

I'll send the fix to your email address in a few minutes.

Best regards,
Douglas Machado
iStoreLocator | iFAQ | Ideal Related Articles | Contact Enhanced
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6 years 6 months ago #24353 by amheng5
0 - Call to a member function setMetadata() on null on certain search words was created by amheng5
I have strange outcome when I use the iFaq search module (right column on FAQ page). Attached is the screen shot of the debug report.

For example, I know if have the word "medical" in my FAQs; however when I enter "medical" or any short form of the word I get the error message "0 - Call to a member function setMetadata() on null"

Other words or size of words works great. This is quite puzzling. Please advise.

You can try out yourself at meet-international.org/trip-details/trip-faqs-2.html
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