it sounds like even though its a fresh install of WP 3.1.2 that you are also using an existing theme that is using a deprecated function (you havent said so but im presuming), if so paste this into your themes functions.php file (if your theme doesnt have one just create one and save it in … Read more
Simply use the @ operator in front of a function to suppress an error message/notice/whatever. Fun as it is: Even the image_resize() function uses it for chmod. 🙂
If you followed the install instructions with that theme, one of the steps was to add the WP e-Commerce plugin and activate it. wpsc_cart_item_count is a function of that plugin, so it is likely not currently activated.
The cause of the inconsitent behavior on the hosts has its roots in the different PHP versions. If you check the PHP manual for the empty() language construct, you can see in the changelog: 5.5.0 empty() now supports expressions, rather than only variables. So it is only since PHP 5.5 that it is possible to … Read more
In my case the cause was plugin All In One WP Security an its “Basic Firewall Settings”. The above firewall features are applied via your .htaccess file and one if these features is “Limit file upload size (10MB).” So to make upload of files larger then 10 MB working again you can do following: 1) … Read more
I had this same error. For me, this happened because I moved the datadir of my database. On centos – the default location of the datadir is /var/lib/mysql – and the default loc of the socket file is /var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock I moved the datadir to /datadir/mysql. The Mysql db server started fine and the ‘mysql’ command … Read more
Use the following function to debug the HTTP API request, you will get to know the actual reason why the HTTP API request is failing. Paste the following code in your theme’s function.php. function dump_http_response( $response, $type, $transport, $args, $url ) { if ( is_admin() && $type == “response” ) { echo ‘<span style=”color: #f00;”>’; … Read more
A white screen of death is typically a fatal PHP error, most of the time due to a syntax error. This often sends no errors to the browser. Some things you can do: Turn on PHP error_log in your php.ini file and set the error_reporting levels. http://php.net/manual/en/errorfunc.configuration.php Error info: http://www.php.net/manual/en/errorfunc.constants.php Alternatively or in combination you … Read more
get_term_by returns an object, try passing $term->slug to your query instead.
if ( is_wp_error($term_id) ) { // oops WP_Error obj returned, so the term existed prior // echo $term_id->get_error_message(); } See if that works for you.