Looks like some minor confusion here and syntax issues. Bad: You’re including the $ sign when setting property values. // Set Variables $this->$post_type_name = strtolower( str_replace( ‘ ‘,’_’, $name) ); $this->$post_type_args = $args; $this->$post_type_lables = $labels; Good: Omit the $ once you’ve declared them. // Set Variables $this->post_type_name = strtolower( str_replace( ‘ ‘,’_’, $name) ); … Read more
The widget errors are the only ‘real’ errors. The header related errors are just caused by the error notices being output before the HTTP headers (including the one output in misc). Fixing that error would solve the others. The problem with the widgets is that they are written with out of date PHP (it doesn’t … Read more
$per_page is $number_of_performers, which must be an incorrect value. PS: Also you can reduce your $sort_array defines with: $sort_array = array(); $alphas = range(‘A’, ‘Z’); foreach ($alphas as $lttr) $sort_array[$lttr] = __($lttr,’framework’); UPDATE furthering @tom-j-nowell point of $total_terms being the problem – your codes wp_count_terms()‘s second argument is supposed to be an array or a … Read more
To help debug, consider what was the most recent change to the website right before you noticed this error. Were there any new plugins installed, was WordPress upgraded, anything updated, modified or deleted in the theme and plugins? Normally it is recommended to make a clone of the site and test with that (or if … Read more
You can’t have code directly in the class definition. If you want it on instantiation, put it in the __construct function. Also, be aware that you were missing a semicolon and .= is used to append to strings, not to add to arrays. I’ve fixed those as well: <?php class myclass { private $arr = … Read more
They aren’t really connected. It’s just a redirect after all. The error means that some code in your website wrongly passes a WP_Error object to wp_kses_no_null(). In your position I’d put something like this into this function for debugging: if ( is_wp_error( $string ) ) { var_dump( $string ); debug_print_backtrace(); } This way you can … Read more
If you’re running v4.9.3, you will unfortunately have to do a manual upgrade to v4.9.4. According to its release announcement, v4.9.3 contained a bug that produces an error when you attempt to upgrade it from within the dashboard.
This is a shortcode of the Popup builder plugin that for some reason is not being evaluated. Is that plugin installed? Most likely the shortcode is in a widget somewhere. It could also be in a theme file.
Configurations in wp-config.php should be placed above the comment near the bottom that reads: That’s all, stop editing! Happy Publishing. Per Editing wp-config.php The contents of the wp-config-sample.php file are in a very specific order. The order matters. If you already have a wp-config.php file, rearranging the contents of the file may create errors on … Read more
step 1 : Log into your cPanel dashboard. step 2 : Using the file manager, navigate to your WordPress site’s root directory. step 3 : Locate and open the .htaccess file for editing. step 4 Add the following line of code at the top of the file: SetEnv MAGICK_THREAD_LIMIT 1 step 5 Save the changes … Read more