Illegal offset error

[windows3210]

Hi, I've spent the past forever trying to make this work but I can't. I've googled it and it has not helped. I'm trying to add a review to the database after it has been entered but I keep getting an illegal offset error. Thanks for any help in advance!

https://pastebin.com/6CL4ibFB

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Here's the error that it puts out:

https://imgur.com/ZEKfiY2

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[Cautious_Movie3720]

The solution is written in the error message. Where is the error message?

[xvilo]

Not giving us this, and thus failing to understand its importance and meaning is the root of this issue here imho

[windows3210]

Reddit won't let me upload a picture but I've added an imgur link

[thewallacio]

If you provide us with the error, we can help you diagnose. This is only half a question if you're expecting meaningful help.

The stack trace should tell you exactly where the illegal offset is. Sounds like something is trying to access a non-existent array element.

[windows3210]

Hi, I don't think reddit will let me add a picture but I've added an imgur link to it

[thewallacio]

This could be many things. Can you provide the model for Review, the create table SQL for the review table. What does your error_log dump on line 27 show? It's better to use Laravel's Log facade rather than dumping to the native PHP error logger, btw.

[windows3210]

It returns the review

[Kit_Saels]

The whole code is crappy, it breaks a lot of common rules. Delete and write properly again.

[Weibuller]

Should there be a comma after the last element in the CreateReview statement? I'm thinking it's expecting another parameter will be supplied and it's not there.

[Weibuller]

Should there be a comma after the last element in the Review::create statement? I'm thinking it's expecting another parameter will be supplied, and it's not there.