Where did you put that function ? that’s better call that it inside the action, the error probably coming from missing variable. add_action(‘init’,’newFunction’); function newFunction(){ global $wp_query; // Do your code here }
Figured it out. In an attempt to optimize Astra theme’s performance, I modified the PHP settings in cPanel > MultiPHP INI Editor based on recommendations online. However, I wasn’t careful enough with my changes. I had neglected to include M in post_max_size, using only a number. 😐 After adding it, everything started to work correctly … Read more
Probably get_the_tags() is returning an empty array. Try changing the function to: $my_tags = get_the_tags(); if ($my_tags){ foreach($my_tags as $tag) { $tags[] = $tag->name; } }
It seems you have a plug-in or theme activated which is trying to hook a function onto the admin_init hook, but the the function name they’ve given is not valid. Usually because the function doesn’t exist, and potentially because they’ve put a space in the callback name. Try deactivating your plug-ins/ themes one by one … Read more
You shouldn’t be echoing anything directly from your functions.php. Doing so will prevent redirects. Remove line 226 and you should be good to go. You might want to replace that whole remove_admin_bar with something better coded (or a plugin even).
I found a soloution and what causes it. It was not really the delimiter that was the problem it was becasue a user made duplicate posts. Solution: Replace $notify_message .= preg_replace(‘#[\s]+#’, ‘ ‘,sprintf( get_comment_meta($comment->comment_ID, ‘title’,1))) .’ skrev:’. “\r\n” . $comment->comment_content . “\r\n\r\n”; With $notify_message = preg_replace(‘/[\s]+/’, ‘ ‘,sprintf( get_comment_meta($comment->comment_ID, ‘title’,1)) .’ skrev:’. “\r\n” . $comment->comment_content … Read more
It means WordPress is outputting something to the browser too early. The file indicated seems to be your own session file (php stores user sessions in small text files in the tmp directory). Check first the wp-config.php file. Remove the final closing php tag. Make sure you’re not outputting anything in that file (look for … Read more
Hey Change Callback function to like this and add_meta_box to add_meta_boxes hook function create_meta_box_slider() { add_meta_box( ‘new-meta-boxes-slider’, __(‘slider Settings’), ‘new_meta_box’, ‘slider’, ‘normal’, ‘high’ ); } add_action(‘add_meta_boxes’, ‘create_meta_box_slider’); function new_meta_box() { global $meta_box_groups; $meta_box_groups[] = $slide_info; } I think it work fine
You are hooking select_age() to wpcf_after_init which more than likely does not accept two arguments. I am not sure why you are hooking into that hook but it is not necessary for a shortcode, nor is there any obvious reason in the code.
$arr[‘Zumpito_event_full_day’] = isset( $_POST[‘Zumpito_event_full_day’] ) ? esc_attr( $_POST[‘Zumpito_event_full_day]) : ”; this should solve your first notice explanation is this in the link given by you