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Error: trim() expects parameter 1 to be string, array given - library/Zend/Http/Client.php:1127 #667
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…/Zend/Http/Client.php:1127 We have seen occasions where the location header is returned as an array, but the code assumes we'll be dealing with a string, so check for that and reset the array where applicable.
chrisdeeming
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@chrisdeeming Can we check this with an unit test? |
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@froschdesign apologies, I haven't yet submitted a CLA. Wasn't aware of the requirement; I will send this through soon - is there an email address to send to or only post/fax? I will commit a unit test ASAP. |
See: "Contributor License Agreement (CLA): Submitting a CLA" |
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We have seen occasions where the location header is returned as an array, but the code assumes we'll be dealing with a string, so check for that and reset the array where applicable.