In SQL statement use placeholders instead of variable: %s (string) or %d (number). The second argument of prepare() is array of variables to substitute into the placeholders. $skill_select = $wpdb->get_results( $wpdb->prepare(” SELECT skill_name, char_id, um_id, c.class_id FROM `wp_ml_skill_class` sc JOIN `wp_ml_skill` s ON (s.skill_id = sc.skill_id) JOIN `wp_ml_character` c WHERE c.class_id = %d AND c.char_id … Read more
*Without quotes PHP interprets the REQUEST_URI as a constant** but corrects your typo error if there is no such constant and interprets it as string. When error_reporting includes E_NOTICE, you would probably get an error such as: Notice: Use of undefined constant REQUEST_URI – assumed ‘REQUEST_URI’ in <file path> on line <line number> But if … Read more
Google has marked matx.coderpixel.com as a phishing site. That’s not your domain, of course. However you are using resources from that site. Specifically you are using several images from matx.coderpixel.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2016/04, including android_phone.jpg, cloudy_hill.jpg, desk.jpg, keyboard.jpg, and man_with_ipad.jpg. It is a bad (and unless you have the rights to use these images, illegal) practice to serve … Read more
That code looks completely mangled. Try: if (!filter_var($email, FILTER_VALIDATE_EMAIL)) { header(“Location: ../signup.php?error=invalidmail&uid=” . $username); exit(); } Count up the if and else and make sure they surround the code correctly. Although you can skip the {} when using a single line of code, it’s good practice to always add them in, so you can avoid … Read more
The semi-colons need to go inside the curly braces, to mark the ends of the array_push() statements: if(empty($username)) { array_push($errors, “Username is required”); } if(empty($email)) { array_push($errors, “Email is required”); } if(empty($password)) { array_push($errors, “Password is required”); } You don’t need semi-colons after the close braces.
For clarity’s sake regarding my comments, this is something more akin to what I’m talking about… // plugins/wpse392844/wpse392844.php function wpse392844_enqueue_assets() { wp_enqueue_script( ‘wpse392844-frontend’, plugins_url( ‘assets/js/frontend.js’, __FILE__ ) ); } add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘wpse392844_enqueue_assets’ ); // plugins/wpse392844/assets/js/frontend.js function thfull() { document.getElementById(‘thf’).style.maxHeight=”1000px”; } (we’re defining the thfull() function in JavaScript rather than PHP such that the browser will … Read more
Is your theme compatible with the new version of WP? May be that it uses a deprecated function name somewhere. But I’ve had updates go wrong previously. The only thing that eventually sorted it out was to re-upload all the files of the new version using FTP, and overwriting what was there. Won’t have impact … Read more
Your first issue is the fact that you’re on shared hosting. The fact that 1,195 websites are using the same IP address is a dead giveaway. You’re likely running into resource limits with your hosting provider. Second is a misconception of what caching does to optimize a site. Caching helps clean up and optimize load … Read more
Both plugins – Premium Coupon Plugin and Ultimate Coupon – declare the poorly named function like_content(). Disable the other plugin before you activate this one. And tell the developer they should prefix their functions.
That is called an Anonymous Function and is only supported in later versions of PHP, specifically 5.3.0 and later. If I were a betting man I would say your server has an earlier version of PHP. Try this instead: /*Add meta boxes to contact page*/ function contact_metaboxes( \WP_Post $post ) { global $post; if( ! … Read more