Trying to access array offset on value of type null

Sounds like your variable isn't set.

Check with the following isset calls:

isset($this->config); isset($this->config['backend']);isset($this->config['backend']['api_prefix']);

You can actually check multiple vars in one isset call (isset($x, $y, $z)), but this will let you see which var specifically is missing

use (??) (double question mark operator) ("null coalescing operator") to avoid unsetarrays.

this unit test is giving me "success"

class PhpTest extends TestCase{    public function test_php_74()    {        //Trying to access array offset on value of type null        $this->assertSame('7.4.9', phpversion());        $a = null;        $this->assertTrue($a ?? true);        $this->assertTrue($a['a'] ?? true);        $this->assertTrue($a['a']['a'] ?? true);        $a = [];        $this->assertSame([], $a);        $this->assertTrue($a['a'] ?? true);        $this->assertTrue($a['a']['a'] ?? true);    }}

It is related to PHP 7.4 Issue.The solution is we can put isset in PHP or Laravel BladeOld Code

@foreach ($widgets->get('dashboard') as $widget) {!! $widget->render() !!}@endforeach

New code update with isset

@if(isset($Widget))@foreach ($widgets->get('dashboard') as $widget)    {!! $widget->render() !!}@endforeach@endif