It it possible to see table.game.php?

[Brederic]

Greetings,

I'm getting the following error on attempting to start a game after my most recent changes.

Unexpected error: Wrong formatted data from BGA gameserver 1 (method: createGame): Notice: Undefined offset: 0 in /var/tournoi/release/tournoi-150617-1039-gs/www/game/module/table/table.game.php on line 937 Notice: Undefined offset: 0 in /var/tournoi/release/tournoi-150617-1039-gs/www/game/module/table/table.game.php on line 937 Notice: Undefined offset: 0 in /var/tournoi/release/tournoi-150617-1039-gs/www/game/module/table/table.game.php on line 947 {"status":1,"data":true}

Is there any way to see the code of table.game.php to attempt to debug my error?

Thanks,
Brent

[sourisdudesert]

Hello,

I will make a more explicit error message but it looks like you don't have any active player.

You must always have at least one active player, for ex by calling "self::activeNextPlayer" at the end of your setup method.

Hope this helps.

[Brederic]

That's it. Thank you very much!

[KuWizard]

Hello,

I will make a more explicit error message but it looks like you don't have any active player.

You must always have at least one active player, for ex by calling "self::activeNextPlayer" at the end of your setup method.

Hope this helps.

Sorry for the necroposting but I found this investigating the same situation and error message is not changed to anything explicit unfortunately
And adding self::activeNextPlayer() to my setup method helped me as well

[Brainchild]

Sorry for the necroposting but I found this investigating the same situation and error message is not changed to anything explicit unfortunately
And adding self::activeNextPlayer() to my setup method helped me as well

I see the error message exists in the Troubleshooting page, but no mention of adding self::activeNextPlayer(), so maybe you can add a note about that.

[KuWizard]

Sorry for the necroposting but I found this investigating the same situation and error message is not changed to anything explicit unfortunately
And adding self::activeNextPlayer() to my setup method helped me as well

I see the error message exists in the Troubleshooting page, but no mention of adding self::activeNextPlayer(), so maybe you can add a note about that.

I've just done it, thanks!

[Brainchild]

I've just done it, thanks!

Thank you!