Avoid a PHP Notice: Undefined index: tix_attendee_id #1430
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As we're temporarily allowing users to edit tickets without a connected user, we're hitting the above notice on every ticket edit action. The `user_must_confirm_ticket()` method first does an `isset()` to return early if `null` is passed in, which is the default behaviour when referring to a array item that does not exist. This change should have no logic changes as a result, but should result in the PHP Notice ceasing to exist.
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As we're temporarily allowing users to edit tickets without a connected user, we're hitting the above notice on every ticket edit action.
The
user_must_confirm_ticket()method first does anisset()to return early ifnullis passed in, which is the default behaviour when referring to a array item that does not exist.This change should have no logic changes as a result, but should result in the PHP Notice ceasing to exist.