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@doublezed2, could you please read all my messages in this topic?
The first one is caused by a plugin, they need to solve it.
Second is not because of that plugin. (Missing field ‘shippingDetails’ (optional) and Missing field ‘hasMerchantReturnPolicy (optional).

Found out that a plugin is causing this! When I deactivate that one, the data is showing.
I did ask them about it, so I now I’m waiting for their solution.

@pckeys) just put: ‘standard’ => ”, at line 144
So after line 143 hit the enter key and put in: ‘standard’ => ”,

Save the file.

Path: /wp-content/plugins/booster-plus-for-woocommerce/includes/shortcodes/class-wcj-orders-shortcodes.php

No there isn’t, so I uninstalled the plugin and installed contact form 7. Problem solved

It is not possible to contact you on your website. But chatGTP says:

The PHP warning I’m seeing indicates that there is an attempt to access an array key named "standard" that does not exist in the array. This warning occurs in the file /home/###/domains/###/public_html/wp-content/plugins/booster-plus-for-woocommerce/includes/shortcodes/class-wcj-orders-shortcodes.php on line 254.

Steps to Resolve the Issue:

1. Locate the Code:
   • Open the file at /public_html/wp-content/plugins/booster-plus-for-woocommerce/includes/shortcodes/class-wcj-orders-shortcodes.php.
   • Go to line 254 to find where the array key "standard" is being accessed.
2. Check the Array:
   • Examine the array before line 254 to see how it is being constructed or assigned.
   • Ensure that the "standard" key is supposed to be part of the array.
3. Prevent Undefined Key Warnings:
   • Use isset() or array_key_exists(): Before accessing the "standard" key, check if it exists.
     if (isset($array['standard'])) { // Safe to use $array['standard'] } else { // Handle the case where 'standard' does not exist }
   • Provide a Default Value: If the key does not exist, you can provide a default value using the null coalescing operator (??):
     $standard_value = $array['standard'] ?? 'default_value';
   • Initialize the Array Key: Ensure that the "standard" key is set in the array before line 254:
     $array['standard'] = $array['standard'] ?? 'default_value';
4. Update the Plugin (if applicable):
   • If this issue is due to a bug in the plugin, check if there’s an updated version of the Booster Plus for WooCommerce plugin that fixes this problem.
   • You can report this issue to the plugin developers if it persists after applying a temporary fix.
5. Test the Fix:
   • After applying the fix, monitor your logs to ensure that the warning no longer appears and that the functionality of your site is not negatively affected.

Example Fix:

Here’s an example of how you might adjust the code:

if (isset($your_array['standard'])) { $standard_value = $your_array['standard']; } else { $standard_value = 'default_value'; // Provide a sensible default value or handle the error }

By following these steps, you should be able to eliminate the warning and ensure that the code handles the case where the "standard" key is not present in the array.