Tickets :: Comment on [#7596] Searching for unseen messages doesn't work: Undefined index: unseen

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Comment	>> I can't reproduce this with 4.3-CVS, and no changes have been made to > >> that code since 4.3.0. > > > > Sorry for my delay... I was trying to find a way to reproduce the bug > in a new Horde+IMP installation. > > > > In order to reproduce the bug, I think it's enough adding these lines > at end of horde/config/conf.php: > > $conf['compress_pages'] = false; > > $conf['debug_level'] = E_ALL; > > > > -------------- > > > > I investigated the source code... In imp/search.php, line 73, it > tries to find integer search fields, in order to convert sizes from > kilobytes to bytes. When an user specifies he wants to find unseen > messages, the browser generates a field with value "unseen" in > $search['field'][$i]. $imp_search_fields receives an array from > $imp_search->searchFields(), that is defined in imp/lib/Search.php at > line 702. The problem occurs because the returned array doesn't > define the index 'unseen'. > > > > I wish to do some suggestions: > > # Track PHP errors with set_error_handler() > (http://br.php.net/manual/en/function.set-error-handler.php), so > Horde can optionally log errors in logfile or display PHP errors, > even if there is an output handler capturing output. > > # In imp/search.php, line 74, IMP shouldn't assume user input is a > valid integer. By example, IMP should throw an error if an user tries > to search messages with "size >= k1024abc"...
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