Hi Norm,

It seems you updated in the meantime to the latest Plugin version 6.5.3, right?

Can you please send us screenshots of your System Info Page of our Plugin Dashboard, so we can note the PHP version on the Hosting Server, WP Version, and other relevant details - then our developers will investigate and try to reproduce it.

And can you tell us, does that notice happen when you do some specific action, or load a table, or a specific Page, so we can gather as much information about how it happens as possible?

Thank you.

Hi Norm,

Sorry for the waiting time.

We don't work on weekends so it adds two days to the waiting time.

We appreciate your patience.

Thank you for the system info details.

We will send this to our developers, they will try to reproduce it.

If they can isolate it, they will work on removing that notice in one of the future updates.

For now, it is best if you disable the WP_DEBUG on the live site wersion, but there should not be any kind of functionality issues.

Let us know if you isolate any further detail, such as a specific action which might happen to cause that;

as you said, a possible Ajax call or anything like that.

Thank you.

Hi Norm,

I spoke with our developers and showed them all the details we have so far on this ticket.

Unfortunately, they are unable to reproduce this PHP Notice, as per your error report :

PHP Notice:  Undefined index: table in /wp-content/plugins/wpdatatables/source/class.wpdatatable.php on line 2350.

We tried multiple table types, tried the same WordPress and PHP version as you have, but can't seem to get that error to come up for us, and we enabled the WP_DEBUG, of course.

I forgot to ask, can you check what kind of Tables do you have - are they maybe all server-side processing Tables, such as Manual Tables or SQL Query based while having server-side option enabled?

( For Manual tables, the server-side always works in the background any time the table is loaded;

and for the SQL Tables, only if you enable the server-side option, then on each table load it does an Admin-Ajax call)

- Also, are you maybe calling any SQL Query, or Manual tables from a separate Database connection?

We will keep following up on the ticket, though, so please let me know if you can confirm any new detail which could help us reproduce this or pinpoint what 'triggers' it on your Site specifically or if it happens during a specific action or a specific load of a table, etc.

Thank you.