Extra Comma Added to Checkbox Attribute Values

Hi,

I have several custom “checkboxes” type attributes for listings, and I use some PHP snippets to read their values, using display_.

Example:
Attribute name (slug): amenities
Attribute value options: ac, wifi, kitchen, couch…etc

In my snippet, I need to use the amenities values, so I use $listing->display_amenities(); , which will return a string of checked values, like “ac, wifi, couch”. All fine. Now, if I reuse the $listing->display_amenities(); in the same snippet again (like in a foreach loop), it returns a different value now, like "ac, wifi, couch, " (note the last comma). This has an effect when using functions like explode to get those values in an array.

I think this means the function is not idempotent. I don’t know if this is by design or by mistake, but it gave me a lot of troubles because it was very difficult to debug and find the cause of my problems.

Hope this is useful info!

Hi,

We found a minor bug that causes a comma to be added each time the function is called.

We’ll fix this in the next update, which will most likely be released within the next week.

Thanks for reporting this and for your patience