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    Cannot add list to document: unhandled exception
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    Posted by larrytech  · 16-02-2015 - 10:36

    PHPDOCX Pro: Version 4.5 I have an array of Word Fragments that I would like to add to another Word Fragment as a list. When I call: $excerptsFragment->addList($excerpts, 1); where $excerptsFragment is the parent Word Fragment, and $excerpts is the array of Word Fragments (one for each list item) I get the following exception: Declaration of CreateList::generatePSTYLE() should be compatible with CreateElement::generatePSTYLE($val = 'Textonotaa...') classes/CreateList.inc on line 427 What's the best way to resolve this? Thanks **Edit: There also appears to be a problem with generateStart(): Declaration of CreateList::generateSTART() should be compatible with CreateElement::generateSTART($x = '-198', $y = '0'). Manually updating the PHPDocX code so all inherited methods match their parent definitions fixes this.

    Posted by admin  · 16-02-2015 - 11:48

    Hello, Thanks for the tip, we have fixed it on the current dev version. Although note that it's not an error or exception but a Notice that you can hide in your PHP config. Regards.

    Posted by larrytech  · 16-02-2015 - 12:30

    Thanks for the reply! In case anyone is having similar problems, a lot of frameworks (we're using Laravel) will intercept notices and convert them to exceptions. You can disable this conversion in the configuration: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18497788/laravel-breaks-entire-app-on-php-notices