Too few arguments to function Kirby\Panel\Models\Page::toggle()

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Hey there.
Real problem, I tried the - great, no question - fieldtoggle plugin. So, in order to use the plugin, I did this:

title: Template title

pages: false
files: false

fields:
  title:
    label: Title
    type: text
  toggle:
    label: Toggle label
    type: fieldtoggle

But, and I guess this is because I used the blueprint field name toggle, every panel page (that’s using this specific template) that I visited while this field was active, is throwing the following error:

Too few arguments to function Kirby\Panel\Models\Page::toggle(),
0 passed in build/panel/app/src/panel/models/page/changes.php on line 71 and exactly 1 expected

I removed the plugin, checked if the toggle field was present in any content file - nothing. Is this a bug?

2

The page class has a method called toggle that takes $position as parameter. This error is complaining about the missing argument.

Renaming the field name in your blueprint to something should solve that.

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3

As I said before, I removed everything. Blueprint field, plugin, assigned another template, everything, still the error doesn’t go away!

I cannot access the pages, I even tried to create them anew, nothing helps … maybe marvellous plugin creator @thguenther knows something?

4

I’m pretty sure something was in your cache while you tested it with the removed/renamed blueprint field. There are some names you can not use in the panel, as they are reserved for other functions.

Could you please test it again with a different field name?

5

Now that you mention cache, here’s the thing:

The site I’m working on resides in a private Bitbucket repo. I didn’t commit or push fieldtoggle (installed as submodule) nor the blueprint. Strangely, the problem persisted after cloning this “untainted” version.

6

Have you cleared the browser cache? If all else fails, try to install fresh Kirby and Panel folders.

7

Private mode :dancer:

Do kirby & panel keep some cache of their own? I mean, even if they do, I already did a fresh install via git clone private-bitbucket-repo.git --recursive. Maybe PHP cache? Don’t think my development server (simple php -s localhost:8080) would ever do something like this to me!

Maybe it’s time … to reboot :smile:

8

Yep, after a while, it just went away … Solved.

9

Hi!
I have exactly the same problem. Can you tell me exactly what you did to eliminate the problem? :grin:
Thank you!

Okay, the problem solved itself now! :joy:

10

Usually, logging in and out again and clearing the browser cache should do the job.

But glad it is solved.