If you rename the plugins folder googleanalytics into something else, e.g. OLDgoogleanalytics then refresh your website, the error is gone. Now you can access your backend plugins page (optional: rename the folder OLDgoogleanalytics back to googleanalytics) and you can see that trying to enable the Google Analytics plugin gives the error you mentioned. I temporarily … Read more
I solved the problem using the code below: public function __construct() { add_action( ‘wp’, [$this,’after_load_wordpress’] ); } function after_load_wordpress(){ new EventListTable(); }
I would more suspect a code injection via a plugin’s vulnerability; there have been a few of those lately. I don’t think it is a virus; just someone that exploited an unpatched vulnerability. You don’t specify whether the site has been updated (WP, plugins, themes) or the PHP version; this would be useful information. To … Read more
Well, get_posts() returns an array, so you probably (made a typo and) meant to use new WP_Query there: get_posts() returns an array of, by default, post objects (see WP_Post), and arrays do not have methods (functions in a PHP class), hence you can’t use the “arrow” on an array variable, and so that explains the … Read more
The Health Check plugin is triggering the first error. Is this when you’re running 2.7? get_transient() was only introduced in 2.8, which would explain it’s absence. The second failure is merely a failed HTTP request. This can happen every now and then (mainly due to timeouts). It shouldn’t interrupt the normal functioning of WordPress (the … Read more
You’re getting the error because the Facebook and All In One Event Calendar plugins are both declaring the fb_admin_dialog() function, but PHP only allows a function to be declared once. To fix the immediate problem, log in to your server with S/FTP and rename the wp-content/plugins/all-in-one-event-calendar directory to something like all-in-one-event-calendar-temp; that will deactivate it … Read more
“the errors (…) don’t show a stack trace” – they would if you were using xdebug. It means $wpdb is not loaded yet, not loaded properly, or gone: If you added code that calls it to your wp-config file or something to that order, remove it. If you’ve a db.php file in wp-content, it’s probably … Read more
Your issue is in the callable object you add: array( __CLASS__, “build_shortcode”) This translates to: array( “WC_Product_Categories”, “build_shortcode”) Which is equivalent to: WC_Product_Categories::build_shortcode(); But build_shortcode is not a static function/method, and static functions/methods do not have a $this object, because there is no object associated. What you actually want is: array( $this, ‘build_shortcode’ ) Which … Read more
You’ll need to log onto your FTP server and goto the wp-content folder -> plugins -> and delete the GZIP plugin you have installed. If you are not sure about FTP, you can probably try and go through your web server control panel, they usually have some sort of file browsing option. You might also … Read more
If you have access to your cpanel, or equivalent in your hosting, you can disable the plugin manually. Go to file manager, find your root folder, ususaly under public, public_html or www, something like that. Now go to wp-content -> plugins -> plugin folder, im guessing the plugin folder will be named coming-soon or something … Read more