You can try this, it works for me 🙂 // We need plugin.php! require_once( ABSPATH . ‘wp-admin/includes/plugin.php’ ); $plugins = get_plugins(); foreach ($plugins as $key => $value) { if ( $value[‘Name’] == ‘Aest Plugins’ ) { // <– name plugin validate if( is_plugin_active( $key ) ){ echo “plugin {$value[‘Name’]} is active”; }else{ echo “plugin {$value[‘Name’]} … Read more
Go to your plugins dir wp-content/plugins/ and rename mojo-marketplace-wp-plugin folder. This will deactivate mojo-marketplace and won’t throw you an error when you try to login. Then you can contact with their support and solve this issue.
Seems like you’re running an outdated PHP version (lower than 5.3)? You should update the PHP on your server. Best case to PHP 7+
I’m editing public/wp-includes/functions.php file, not the core one. It used to work. Ths is your problem, never modify files in the wp-includes folder under any circumstances!. When tutorials and articles refer to functions.php, they’re referring to the functions file in the current theme. This file does not always exist but you can create it. I … Read more
Q1: [H]ow to fix the error? Stop calling the do_settings() function in this line. It is not a WordPress function and it is apparently not a function that you have defined. Perhaps you meant to use one of these functions. <?php do_settings( ‘mhomepage_option_group’ ); ?> Q2: [W]hat is the correct file name in <form method=”post” … Read more
Try to set the WP_DEBUG constant to true in wp-config.php file to get any errors shown in your browser. Also, you may want to check the network has been setup correctly – double check you have followed the steps here – http://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network
The problem was: if ($_FILES) {} Can someone explain this to me? The wp_redirect() is outside of this if statement so why wouldn’t it redirect? Is it because that if statement was still firing but ran into an error as no files were being uploaded?
it looks like this is a new function since 5.1.0. see that info here: https://de.wpseek.com/function/wp_parse_list/ you could try to add this in your themes function.php temporarily, as a workaround. function wp_parse_list( $list ) { if ( ! is_array( $list ) ) { return preg_split( ‘/[\s,]+/’, $list, -1, PREG_SPLIT_NO_EMPTY ); } return $list; } so as … Read more
Just put your class in a if condition. if( !class_exists( ‘class_name’ ) ) { class class_name { //…. } $object = new class_name(); } This will work fine for first condition
Its since wordpress 3.0 http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/term_exists#Change_Log