Cfrgtkky

I tried to log in with Facebook Graph API and get user info. The code I used to get user info worked before but today I tried login with facebook but Facebook API throwing this error.

Undefined offset: 1
/home/****/vendor/facebook/php-sdk-v4/src/Facebook/Http/GraphRawResponse.php on line 108

The line is in this function:

public function 

setHttpResponseCodeFromHeader($rawResponseHeader)

{

    preg_match('|HTTP/d.ds+(d+)s+.*|', $rawResponseHeader, $match);

    $this->httpResponseCode = (int)$match[1]; // <---- HERE

}

My Code :

    $fb = new Facebook([

        'app_id' => Data::get('fbAppId'),

        'app_secret' => Data::get('fbAppSec'),

        'default_graph_version' => 'v2.5',

    ]);



    $helper = $fb->getRedirectLoginHelper();

    $_SESSION['FBRLH_state'] = $_GET['state'];



    try {

        $accessToken = $helper->getAccessToken();

        $_SESSION['token'] = $accessToken;

        DB::table('settings')->where('userId', Auth::user()->id)->update(['fbAppToken' => $accessToken]); // save user access token to database

        $this->saveFbPages(); // save facebook pages and token

        $this->saveFbGroups(); // save facebook groups to database



    } catch (FacebookResponseException $e) {

        // When Graph returns an error

        return '[a] Graph returned an error: ' . $e->getMessage();



    } catch (FacebookSDKException $e) {

        // When validation fails or other local issues

        return '[a] Facebook SDK returned an error: ' . $e->getMessage();



    }

I think you're using an outdated version of the Facebook SDK (php-sdk-v4), you should be using version 5.

https://github.com/facebook/php-graph-sdk

This appears to be a known issue in the PHP graph SDK. This issue had a fix applied only two days ago, as can be seen in the GitHub issues on its repo. The last release, on the other hand, was in early July, so this fix is currently unavailable in the most current release version of the SDK.

You have a few options available to you:

1. You could try downgrading your version of curl used by PHP.


2. If you're willing to run a potentially unstable version of the SDK, you could look into updating to the master branch rather than a release version.


3. You could apply a hotfix matching the fix that was committed to the repo.

These are given in order of most preferred to least preferred, with stability and reliability being the primary concern.