The main issue in your code is with these two attributes which use the exact same selector (the first span element in your block content): checkListItemOne: { type: ‘string’, source: ‘html’, selector: ‘span’ // same as below }, checkListItemTwo: { type: ‘string’, source: ‘html’, selector: ‘span’ // same as above } Which means the block … Read more
That error could happen if wp_is_application_passwords_available() returns a false, and the docs says: By default, Application Passwords is available to all sites using SSL or to local environments. Use ‘wp_is_application_passwords_available’ to adjust its availability. So, to enable the Application Passwords: Enable SSL on your localhost, Or define WP_ENVIRONMENT_TYPE either as a global system variable or … Read more
The amount of memory that is allocated to PHP is insufficient. Add this to your wp-config.php file: define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ’64M’); If that doesn’t work, the chances are your host has this locked down and you can’t change it, in which case you either need to simplify your site, or move hosts.
Survey said! Wolf Fence in Alaska. The basic idea is that you divide your problem space in half by inserting a print “Hi, Mom!\n”; exit; (insert your favorite phrase) somewhere near the “middle” of your code. If you get the message, then the bug is beyond where you put the print, so move it farther … Read more
function is_php4(){ return version_compare(phpversion(),’5′,'<‘); }
Take a look at the add_settings_error prototype. add_settings_error( $setting, $code, $message, $type ); The first argument is your settings name/key — or if your setting is on another page (eg general) it should be the page key. The second is whatever you’d like to add to the ID attribute, then error/updated message, and finally type. … Read more
You probably already figured this out, but I just had this issue and figured it out. Hopefully, if anyone runs into this problem, this may help. My problem came from the Disqus Comment System plugin. Because I had used my Disqus user name to do some test comments on a dev site, when I linked … Read more
If a plugin has the error output The plugin generated xxx characters of unexpected output during activation then that only means that there is some error output. Sadly WP can’t output anything more than this. Every error output sends a header (as var_dump/var_export/print_r/print/error/printf would output. In short: You won’t get any more info unless you’re … Read more
How can I make wordpress suppress mysql errors?
Add a nonce to your redirect url. See the examples in the codex for wp_nonce_url(). Use wp_verify_nonce() to check for the nonce and run your function to load the modal. You might also want to check if is_user_logged_in() in this case.