REST API should always return JSON, so it’s output can be parsed as such. If it’ll return something that is not correct JSON, then your JS scripts may stop working. This is why there should be no errors printed in these requests – such messages break JSON response and make it hard to parse. And … Read more
I dug in the codex and found some interesting functions. This is how I finally did it : function api_request($api_url = null, $params=null,$method = ‘GET’){ if (!$api_url){ return new WP_Error(‘no_api_url’,”Missing API URL”); } //Create request $request = WP_REST_Request::from_url( $api_url ); //Method $request->set_method( $method ); //params switch($method){ case ‘GET’: $request->set_query_params($params); break; case ‘POST’: $request->set_body_params($params); break; } … Read more
You might just need to flush permalinks. (Navigate to Settings > Permalinks and click “Save Changes”) If you can’t navigate to the permalinks page because of the error, you could try one of the other suggestions here Obviously make a backup of your database before performing any of them. If that doesn’t work there may … Read more
Just coming back to this. Unfortunately, the client had provided us with an incorrect copy of the site and whilst all the necessary files were in place and looked OK, this was the cause of the issue.
If anyone encounters this warning and cannot hide it with changing the line in wp-config.php from true to false , replace define(‘WP_DEBUG’, false); or define(‘WP_DEBUG’, true); with this : ini_set(‘display_errors’,’Off’); ini_set(‘error_reporting’, E_ALL ); define(‘WP_DEBUG’, false); define(‘WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY’, false); It helped me, so I hope it will help you also 😉
Welcome! This PHP warning is related to the new update of WordPress (5.3) which had a change in Walker class. Previously the walker method had 2 arguments. In the new update, it has more arguments. In order to fix the issue, You need to change the code from Post_Terms_Order_Walker::walk($elements, $max_depth) to Post_Terms_Order_Walker::walk($elements, $max_depth, …$args) Note: … Read more
As discussed in comments, the problem was that the site address was set to localhost:8888/myBlog. This is the URL WordPress is expecting your clients to be using, and uses this to generate fully-qualified URLs for scripts and CSS etc. Hence your other clients were trying to load scripts and CSS from their own localhost. The … Read more
Try this media_buttons instead of media_buttons_context Please refer these URL: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/hooks/media_buttons_context/ https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/hooks/media_buttons/
If I were to hazard a guess, I would say you recently started using a theme or plugin or that one of those was recently updated. The error indicates that things are happening in the wrong order. This is not critical but somewhere some expected feature is probably not happening quite the way it was … Read more
Ahh! I found it. If I did this: phpinfo(); die(); Then I could see that ‘display errors` was set to off. So if I added this in the top of my functions.php: ini_set(‘display_errors’, 1);, then it started showing the errors.