I would just ignore that notice in php, but never the less, the reason herefor is, you access an uninitalised index of an array. e.g. PHP: $test = array(); echo $test[2]; //Would cause this warning Can you post the line where this error occurs? To just wipe it out change the Error Reporting in php.in to E_ALL ~ E_NOTICE (see comments in the php.ini)
Thanks, i edited the following php.ini file /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini is this the correct php.ini file? If so i edited and didnt make a difference Any ideas? Thanks, Alex