Problem with customer address edit

[bartes1987]

If I try to edit the customer address from the order page I get: "The server returned a "500 Internal Server Error".

In server logs I have:

 "mod_fcgid: stderr: PHP Warning:  Creating default object from empty value in .../classes/order/Order.php on line 2536"

Line 2536 is:        $new_cart->id_address_delivery = (int) $this->id_address_delivery; 

Despite the error the changes in the address I make are saving sucessfully. 

Any ideas? 

[led22]

Good evening @bartes1987,

I am in exactly the same situation as you. I have an order in which I tried to change some billing address information and I got the error.
Did you manage to solve it?

Thank you.

[Ress]

What version of prestashop?

[led22]

hace 11 horas, Ress dijo:

What version of prestashop?

1.7.6.5

[Ress]

Can you try to do this with the debugger on? Because I don't think error 500 is from that warning.

[led22]

@Ress

Attempted to call an undefined method named "getProducts" of class "stdClass".
in classes/order/Order.php (line 2641)
 

2641 = foreach

        // assign id_carrier

        $new_cart->id_carrier = (int) $this->id_carrier;

        //remove all products : cart (maybe change in the meantime)

        foreach ($new_cart->getProducts() as $product) {

            $new_cart->deleteProduct((int) $product['id_product'], (int) $product['id_product_attribute']);

        }

        // add real order products

        foreach ($this->getProducts() as $product) {

 

[Ress]

The code enters your function, because you have checked, in the settings, the option to recalculate the transport, in case the order is modified. After Disabling that option, you may no longer have this error, but you should still check exactly why this is happening.

That piece of code is ok, it is not modified, it is necessary to see in more detail where exactly the problem comes from.

[led22]

hace 17 horas, Ress dijo:

The code enters your function, because you have checked, in the settings, the option to recalculate the transport, in case the order is modified. After Disabling that option, you may no longer have this error, but you should still check exactly why this is happening.

That piece of code is ok, it is not modified, it is necessary to see in more detail where exactly the problem comes from.

Indeed, if I deactivate this option, it works fine.

I don't remember activating that option before, is it possible that it has to do with the one page checkout module we have?

If I deactivate this option, can I have problems calculating shipping costs when increasing or decreasing the number of items in an order in the shopping cart?

Regards.

[Ress]

I don't remember activating that option before, is it possible that it has to do with the one page checkout module we have?

I don't think I saw in a checkout module to change that setting.

 

If I deactivate this option, can I have problems calculating shipping costs when increasing or decreasing the number of items in an order in the shopping cart?

That option only applies to backend order changes.

[led22]

En 14/3/2022 a las 10:41 PM, Ress dijo:

The code enters your function, because you have checked, in the settings, the option to recalculate the transport, in case the order is modified. After Disabling that option, you may no longer have this error, but you should still check exactly why this is happening.

That piece of code is ok, it is not modified, it is necessary to see in more detail where exactly the problem comes from.

I understand that now the search for the solution to the error is complicated to locate.