When a webform is disabled and honeypot protection is enabled for all webforms, a PHP error is generated when a user loads the disabled webform. This is happening. because the form has no elements in the form array but the Honeypot service is still checking to see if an array key exists within that array.
if (!empty($form['#webform_id'])) {
while (array_key_exists($honeypot_element, $form['elements'])) {
$honeypot_element .= '_';
}
}
- Enable Honeypot and Webform modules
- Enable Honeypot protection for all webforms
- Close a webform for further submissions
- View the webform as a user that honeypot would be enabled for
There's probably a better way to do this but for my instance, I simply added another array key check right after the hasPermission check. This resolved the issue in my environments and let honeypot load when the form was enabled and skipped it when it was disabled.
// Don't add any protections if the user can bypass the Honeypot.
if ($this->account->hasPermission('bypass honeypot protection')) {
return;
}
// Bypass Honeypot if the form has no elements, such as a disabled form.
// Without this check, the next array_key_exists generates an error.
if (!array_key_exists('elements', $form)) {
return;
}
This was already fixed in ✨ Conflicting name with other element(s) Needs review .
Please try out the fix in that other issue, then comment in that other issue to let us know whether that fixed the problem for you.