Doesn't indexing the attribute or category models through this url: admin/default/jsonadm/index/catalog

[Ashley23]

Laravel framework version: 10.8.0
Aimeos Laravel version: 2023.04.*
PHP Version: 8.1.18 (cli)
Environment: Linux (Ubuntu)

Every product contains a minimum of 6 different attribute values, and overall there are over 300 attributes and each has min 5 value. But in the catalog page shows up just 9 attributes with their values. Then I've searched a bit in the codes and found out that the js automatically gives disabled class when none of the products contain that attribute. And thought that's the problem, but that wasn't the problem. I've dumped all the attributes that is got, they were 12 ((.

Eventually, I've tried to index them. And got this error:

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TypeError: Aimeos\Admin\JsonAdm\Base::saveEntry(): Argument #2 ($entry) must be of type stdClass, string given, called in /var/www/project/vendor/aimeos/ai-admin-jsonadm/src/Admin/JsonAdm/Base.php on line 286 in file /var/www/project/vendor/aimeos/ai-admin-jsonadm/src/Admin/JsonAdm/Base.php on line 301

And this is my '/ai-admin-jsonadm/src/Admin/JsonAdm/Base.php' file:

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	/**
	 * Creates of updates several items at once
	 *
	 * @param \Aimeos\MShop\Common\Manager\Iface $manager Manager responsible for the items
	 * @param \stdClass $request Object with request body data
	 * @return \Aimeos\Map List of items
	 */
	protected function saveData( \Aimeos\MShop\Common\Manager\Iface $manager, \stdClass $request ) : \Aimeos\Map
	{
		$data = [];

		if( isset( $request->data ) )
		{
			foreach( (array) $request->data as $entry ) {
				$data[] = $this->saveEntry( $manager, $entry );  // this is the line 286
			}
		}

		return map( $data );
	}


	/**
	 * Saves and returns the new or updated item
	 *
	 * @param \Aimeos\MShop\Common\Manager\Iface $manager Manager responsible for the items
	 * @param \stdClass $entry Object including "id" and "attributes" elements
	 * @return \Aimeos\MShop\Common\Item\Iface New or updated item
	 */
	protected function saveEntry( \Aimeos\MShop\Common\Manager\Iface $manager, \stdClass $entry ) : \Aimeos\MShop\Common\Item\Iface // this is the line 301
	{
		if( isset( $entry->id ) ) {
			$item = $manager->get( $entry->id );
		} else {
			$item = $manager->create();
		}

		if( isset( $entry->attributes ) && ( $attr = (array) $entry->attributes ) )
		{
			if( $item instanceof \Aimeos\MShop\Common\Item\Config\Iface )
			{
				$key = str_replace( '/', '.', $this->path ) . '.config';
				$attr[$key] = (array) ( $attr[$key] ?? [] );
			}

			$item = $item->fromArray( $attr, true );
		}

		$item = $manager->save( $item );

		if( isset( $entry->relationships ) ) {
			$this->saveRelationships( $manager, $item, $entry->relationships );
		}

		return $manager->get( $item->getId() );
	}

[aimeos]

Seems like you've sent a request with wrong data in the body.

[Ashley23]

Seems like you've sent a request with wrong data in the body.

Thanks for the response !

In the request body, there was:

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{"data": ["172"]}

And exact data works with "admin/default/jsonadm/index"

And even I've tried with this:

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{"data": [172]}

And when I try without square brackets, it gives this error:
Error: Attempt to assign property "id" on string in file ...aimeos/ai-admin-jsonadm/src/Admin/JsonAdm/Standard.php on line 653

[aimeos]

Do you use an endpoint different from admin/default/jsonadm/index for your request?

[Ashley23]

Do you use an endpoint different from admin/default/jsonadm/index for your request?

I've tried with this request (I think it's for indexing attributes?) which gives error:

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/admin/default/jsonadm/index/attribute?_token=.....

But it's working properly when I try with this request (which I believe it's for products):

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/admin/default/jsonadm/index?_token=.....

[aimeos]

There is no specialized endpoint for indexing attributes and thus, the fallback to the standard endpoint is used. If you want to index a product attribute, you have to pass the product instead to the /index endpoint.