From quick look at the login screen code (ouch): add_action(‘login_head’,’ref_access’); function ref_access() { global $error; if( !empty($_GET[‘ref’]) && ‘access’ == $_GET[‘ref’] ) $error=”Restricted area, please login to continue.”; }
Is it your host? Test if cURL is installed. If not: Go and talk to your host. Here you got a small plugin. Drop it in your MU-Plugins folder and reload any page, or drop it into your plugins folder, activate it and then reload the page. /* Plugin Name: _CHECK IF cURL INSTALLED */ … Read more
You do have a large amount of posts which will crash your server (due to maximum execution time being exceeded) with such an expensive operation. We will need to run this in a much more cleverer way. First of all, we would want to get all posts, except revision and nav_menu_item. Revision post_names are build … Read more
Please check the permissions of files and folders. All folders should have permission set to 755 and files should have 644 . If permissions are different than specified, please try changing the permissions. You can easily check and change permissions using filezilla. Let me know if it helps.
Your problem is here: $featuredPosts = new WP_Query(); $featuredPosts->query(‘showposts=”.get_option(“mp_slides_no’).’&category_name=”.get_option(“mp_featured_cat’).”); for($i=1; $i<=$featuredPosts; $i++) { You’re creating a new instance of WP_Query to run a custom query and storing it in the $featuredPosts variable. But then you’re trying to use $featuredPosts as the upper limit of a for loop. This is what PHP is complaining about. Your … Read more
This is a tricky one. You don’t really need to look at wp-includes/plugin.php, there is nothing wrong with that file, it’s a core file so you should just leave it alone, like all the other core files. The reason it’s tricky is because actions and filters in core expect a working callback function, but when … Read more
The $current_screen is passed as a variable to callables hooked from the current_screen hook. Before this hook, the $current_screen isn’t set up, so globalizing the variable won’t do anything anyway. Also, WordPress offers the convenience function get_current_screen() that returns the global $current_screen variable if it exists. class wpse { protected $current_screen; public function load() { … Read more
Is the site still working/displaying properly , other than this error on the front end? It looks to me like your new hosting environment has warning and notice reporting ON. Consider looking in your wp-config.php file for WP_DEBUG and make sure it’s set to false. Depending on how much control you have on your hosting … Read more
It is usually because there are spaces, new lines, or other stuff before an opening tag, typically in wp-config.php. This could be true about some other file too, so please check the error message, as it will list the specific file name where the error occurred. Other Resources: PHP: Headers Already Sent
Sorry to bother . It was one of my other functions which was limiting the error to echo only once. Here is the previous code : function display_message( $message = false ) { if( is_wp_error( $message ) ) { echo ‘<div class=”error”><p>’ . $message->get_error_message() . ‘</p></div>’; } It worked fine when i changed it too … Read more