Check the docs. file_get_contents() and wp_remote_get() are not equivalent. file_get_contents() returns a string. wp_remote_get() returns either an array or a WP_Error object. You need to look at wp_remote_post() to see the format of that array: Array ( [headers] => Array ( [date] => Thu, 30 Sep 2010 15:16:36 GMT [server] => Apache [x-powered-by] => PHP/5.3.3 … Read more
so you need to correct your nonce field add a second pram nonce name, more information on WordPress codex here // wp nonce field wp_nonce_field( $action, $name, $referer, $echo ); // replace yours with below wp_nonce_field( ‘ind_pricing_table_box_nonce’, ‘ind_pricing_nonce’ ); now verify your nonce, more info here wp_verify_nonce( $nonce, $action ); // replace yours with below … Read more
The code you posted has a major flaw*: it mixes HTML and PHP without properly setting them apart. This code chunk has a PHP function call followed by an HTML string, but since there’s nothing telling the file that it should be treated as HTML, the parser says “Hey, <form isn’t anything I recognize. I’m … Read more
I believe from your error that you are using this code inside the loop. You should be using the_post_thumbnail(). The code you are using is used outside the loop. EDIT It is always good practice to always first check if you have a thumbnail to display So you should use <?php if(has_post_thumbnail()): ?> <a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/142235/<?php … Read more
Since you’ve used the true argument for get_post_meta, $blogimages will be a single array, not a multidimensional one. So instead of $blogimages[0][‘blog-image-inside’], just use $blogimages[‘blog-image-inside’]. For absolute sanity, you might also want to check $blogimages before you use it: ‘exclude’ => [ $thumb_ID, isset( $blogimages[‘blog-image-inside’] ) ? $blogimages[‘blog-image-inside’] : 0, isset( $blogimages[‘blog-image-front’] ) ? $blogimages[‘blog-image-front’] … Read more
It’s probably due to an unclosed curly brace somewhere. Can include more code? The line numbers in the error message are not always where the actual issue is.
Short and anticlimactic answer: the big fancy corporate firewall protecting the server was set to HTTP “application” mode. We switched it over to simply allowing all traffic on port “80” and the issue was solved. Rarst♦ was right!
wp-login is the file used to send user passwords e.g. new user registrations user lost passwords It might be you’re getting a lot of registration spam? Is registration turned off on your install (settings > general)?
Using a tool to monitor itself is always a problematic idea, if wordpress has errors how do you know that those errors do not impact your integration code in a way which prevents them from being reported upstream? Your best option is probably to setup error reporting levels in php and if applicable in wordpress, … Read more
Your child theme’s functions.php file should be an empty file to which you can add code specific to your child theme. It appears you have copied the functions.php file from the parent theme instead. See this note about functions.php in Child Themes: Unlike style.css, the functions.php of a child theme does not override its counterpart … Read more