Console is spammed with errors and warnings, but still continues running

Soooooo, I have been developing this plugin recently for a player AFK mode. I have made the plugin work several times properly until I added in the last partition for automatic player movement checking and automatic AFK placement. I have the error on github here: https://github.com/jasonwynn10/AFK/issues/11
Please help if you can

Maybe if you send us the errors we'll be able to help you as well.

[Server thread/WARNING]: RuntimeException: "Illegal offset type" (E_WARNING) in "/AFK/src/AFK/Main" at line 142
[Server thread/CRITICAL]: Could not execute task AFK\AFKTimeout: Illegal offset type

Sorry, I forgot to put those in the initial post...

so, I picked out the issue into this bit of code here:

public function checkTime() {
if ($this->afk) {
foreach ($this->afk as $p) {
$time = $this->time[$p]; //I think this is the error but I'm not sure...
if (time()-$time>=10) {
if (!($this->isAFK($p))) {
$this->getServer()->broadcastMessage(Color::YELLOW . $p . " is now AFK");
}
}
}
}
}

So, the error is that I'm trying to access an array index using a Player object as the key. what do I change the player object to in order to fix the error?

i had same* error with [ ] these characters on various plugins, and on ClearSky, so try changing them to ( ) ?
idk if it would work, just new on the Newest API

EDIT: i placed seed and it was Same*

no, on ClearSky they were extra things, which creates array in an array.

Oh, Well, Then He should try that, and if it keeps doing so, might the $p have problems being defined as afk. but is there,
so he could change it to $plyr or something, or i am wrong?

That isn't the error that I am having, I need to know what to replace player object $p with to prevent the error from occuring.

Can someone please explain to me what the problem is or what I need to replace the variable with?

is $p set as Player? and i think that $this->time[$p] is not getting the players time, you should change the code,
you should get another player´s time Getting (get the Time from player [of afk])

$p should be set to the player's name. That's how it is set up in the coding...

Run the plugin and show me the errors

-5 Years Later...-

The errors are the same as before:
[Server thread/WARNING]: RuntimeException: "Illegal offset type" (E_WARNING) in "/AFK/src/AFK/Main" at line 142
[Server thread/CRITICAL]: Could not execute task AFK\AFKTimeout: Illegal offset type
Sorry for the late reply, I'm on Eastern time

, so you took 23 hours and 59 minutes to respond, k

Not possible. I looked at the plugin on GitHub and line 142 is empty?. xD

Had you checked for any extra characters? ( { } ), etc?

That's not the problem. The problem is he's trying to access an array index using an object as the index key.

I'm only 15, I have to go to school all day.

So, what do I do to fix it?

Don't you think that one of your posts is redundant and should be deleted or merged?