From the looks of things, some page is trying to load your functions.php page directly. I’m not sure if it’s another part of your theme, or a plugin, or some other custom code. But the error on line 14 is triggered with a second <?php opening tag in your functions.php file. This headers already sent … Read more
Pluggable Function wp_new_user_notification exists too early
How can I insert code into the pluggable.php file without it getting deleted after a wordpress update
So the maintainers of the file are the WordPress team – this is a core WordPress file. : ) That being said, the code is not the problem here, per say. I’m not sure how the old file worked around the issue, but the problem is that you’re trying to send an email without a … Read more
The WooCommerce file that defines its pluggable functions isn’t loaded until after themes are loaded. It does this by hooking a function that includes the file into the after_setup_theme hook: add_action( ‘after_setup_theme’, array( $this, ‘include_template_functions’ ), 11 ); That’s from the /includes/class-woocommerce.php file in WooCommerce. The include_template_functions() function includes the file that defines functions like … Read more
In functions.php look for lines like update_option(‘siteurl’,’http://blog.financialcoachshow.com/blueocean/institutional’); update_option(‘home’,’http://blog.financialcoachshow.com/blueocean/institutional’); Delete them!
WordPress nonces are not your usually (‘use only once’) nonce. For a given $action, a new nonce is generated at every 12 hours and a nonces are valid for 24 hours, so at any given point there are two nonces valid for a given $action. The nonce is (a substring of) a hash of $action … Read more
Functions, which aren’t wrapped inside functions_exists() calls, are not meant to be pluggable. If you’re searching for extensions, then use filters or hooks – in case there’re some. As you can read in the phpDocBlock: Ensure that the welcome message is not empty. Currently unused. So this filter won’t work. I’m no MU expert, but … Read more
If you have a look at the Action Reference, you’ll see all of the actions executed before pre_get_posts. The two you’ll probably want to investigate are parse_request and parse_query (yes, those are lacking in documentation). The part you’re probably most interested in is parse_request, where rewrite rules are matched against the requested URI. You can … Read more