How to fix Notice: unserialize(): Error at offset 12620 of 12651 bytes error?
How to fix Notice: unserialize(): Error at offset 12620 of 12651 bytes error?
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Change Registration Error Message
To change the error message, you can try modifying the code in the plugin that generates the error message. You can also try modifying the WordPress core files that handle user authentication, but this is not recommended as it may cause issues with your site and can be overwritten during updates. You can try modifying … Read more
Creating a function inside a custom WordPress Plugin [closed]
The reason you are getting error is because you are mixing PHP CODE with JavaScript and HTML. You cannot just write JavaScript CODE and HTML CODE within PHP. These functions will not work in PHP: function f(id) { document.getelementbyid(id); } function submitform() { f(“mybutton”).disabled = ‘true’; } For JavaScript you need you use wp_enqueue_script function … Read more
Getting 403 Forbidden Error while trying to edit or delete new posts or existing posts
Getting 403 Forbidden Error while trying to edit or delete new posts or existing posts
File doesn’t exist! in wordpress function.php file while creating new post or page
File doesn’t exist! in wordpress function.php file while creating new post or page
Is it possible to empty debug.log programmatically?
Is it possible to empty debug.log programmatically?
Fatal error: Uncaught Error: trim(): Argument #1 ($string) at \wp-includes\class-wp-query.php
The problem is name[], specifically name. When you are choosing what to name your inputs, keep in mind that WordPress itself has inputs and by choosing “name” you’re reusing something that’s already in use. E.g. example.com/mypage is converted into index.php?name=mypage behind the scenes, and used to fill up the main query. By reusing name you’re … Read more
Error Message – Cannot login to WordPress
The answer is in the error message – it’s the ‘bbp-style-pack’ plugin. Temporarily rename that plugin folder (in the wp-content/plugins folder) to disable it. Then, after you log in as admin, check the plugin version to see if it is current. It current, delete the plugin – you don’t need that hassle.
Fatal error trace not shown in development setup
Something, I do not know what, is resetting my global error_reporting(E_ALL) level to a higher level, thus hiding the errors. Explicitly adding the lower error_reporting in files in question helps show the error.
WordPress Customizer not loading
WordPress Customizer not loading