I am using the video.js library in WordPress it causes an error (ERROR: TypeError: this.mediaElement.play is not a function) since I have installed themify builder plugin. Error picture attached. Can anyone help me to get out of this error?
I'm creating a WordPress website, today I have tried to add some new features but I'm not able to add because customizer live preview is not loading I have done some steps Update all theme and plugin uninstall all the plugin after some time again install all plugin one by one. 3)Take a back up of whole site and reset the website by "WP reset plugin" upload again after sometime. Check the hosting space but not the space problem. check …
Can anybody help me out? Currently, I'm having trouble with the Set New Password button in the Profile section of the admin panel. The button is not responsive and nothing happens when clicking. I'm not sure though, but my wide guess is it has occurred after using some caching plugins like combine CSS/JS and inline stuff for site loading speed optimization. I deactivated all and re-tried it though, it's still the same. Plus, the Update button at the top of …
I try to add an existing user to a blog with the function add_user_to_blog($blog_id, $user_id, $role). The code I use gives me: Catchable fatal error: Object of class WP_Error could not be converted to string in C:\wamp64\www\wordpress\wp-includes\ms-functions.php on line 206. What do I need to do to make this work? This is my code: $domain = ""; $path = "localhost/wordpress/wp_4"; $title = "WP_4"; $user_id = 1; $network_id = get_main_network_id(); $role = 'editor'; $new_blog_id = wpmu_create_blog($domain, $path, $title, $user_id, $network_id); add_user_to_blog($new_blog_id, …
I need help with this Fatal error: Array and string offset access syntax with curly braces is no longer supported in /homepages/25/d502821911/htdocs/...../wp-includes/script-loader.php on line 757
I've been building a website (not a professional and don't know much about coding). Everything looks good, except for I can't post comments on my blog posts. I get a "critical error" message. Please see below and please advise. I'm using the Blocksy theme and Gutenberg builder. I also recently migrated my website from one hosting provider to another, not sure if that's relevant, but I'm working in a staging environment and it doesn't work there either. I've removed the …
function get_post_data(){ $post_id = $_POST['post_id']; ... $data['title'] = get_the_title( $post_id ); ... $data['excerpt'] = get_the_excerpt( $post_id ); ... echo json_encode( $data ); wp_die(); } The above code shows the scheme of the ajax call. Some data should be retriven from a post given by its ID outside the LOOP. This seems to work when the content fields like title and excerpt not empty. But when empty I get an Internal Server Error (500: admin-ajax.php not found). When I debug the …
Is it possible to display the basic errors on the page rather than with wp_die? For example, display the "please enter a comment" error above the form rather than landing on the wp_die handler? I've been running for quite a while in the wp-includes folder with the files: wp-comment-post.php, comment-template.php, comment.php I also had a reaction with this piece of code the error is displayed all the time. But anyway when I send the form I still arrive on wp-comment-post.php …
Today I added all the codes to the new server and I am getting the issue like the below image. WordPress admin panel not working. I tried below code define('CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS', false); then I am getting the CSS and admin panel is also looking same but If I click on any link then I am getting below error
I had to make a standalone dashboard for WordPress. I designed an interface to notify users of information messages (eg wrong user password) such as verification of forms and files or errors. But I have to carry messages just like wordpress. It is carrying messages in the WordPress admin panel with I guess (transients). (1) Is this true or did I get it wrong? NOTE: As far as I know WooCommerce also uses a similar method while giving an error …
On the form submission I'm taking user comment for a custom purpose for my plugin. I'm checking whether the comment field is empty or not, and the comment field is filled with at least 30 characters. If both are ok, I want to insert the comment. Here's my code: <?php global $current_user, $post; if( isset( $_POST['send'] ) && isset( $_POST['test_nonce'] ) && wp_verify_nonce( $_POST['test_nonce'], 'testify_nonce' ) ) { //global $error; $error = new WP_Error(); $comment_content = $_POST['comment_content']; if( empty( $comment_content …
I using below code for showing error message to users in my WordPress website if ( $wp_error ) { return new WP_Error( 'you_cannot_vote_on_restricted', __( 'Voting on restricted posts are not allowed.', 'anspress-question-answer' ) ); } Now I want show error message to users with hyperlink. I use below code to do that, But this code showing just text if ( $wp_error ) { return new WP_Error('no_permission', sprintf(__('<strong>ERROR</strong>: Invalid username. <a href="%s" title="Password Lost and Found">Lost your password</a>'), site_url('wp-login.php?action=lostpassword', 'login'))); } …
How to customize the critical error message saying: There has been a critical error on your website. Learn more about debugging in WordPress. Instead of using CSS to hide the message it would be interesting to be able to point the link to another source than the community article.
I would really, really, appreciate any insight I can get here. I'm working on a WordPress plugin that registers users in WordPress and want to validate data submitted through the form. I have a class for this, here's a condensed version of it: namespace PluginName\Includes\Forms\Classes; class Validation { public function validate_fields($field, $form_type){ $errors = new WP_Error(); $validated_fields = []; if(!is_email($field)): $errors->add('not_email', __('Entered an invalid email', 'plugin-name')); else: $validated_fields['user_email'] = $field; endif; //other validations $error_code = $errors->get_error_code(); if(!empty($error_code)): return $errors; endif; …
function im_add_new_term($name,$tax){ if($tax == "genre"){ return wp_insert_term($name,$tax,array("slug"=>array_search ($name, $genres)))["term_id"]; } else { return wp_insert_term($name,$tax)["term_id"]; } } Fatal error: Cannot use object of type WP_Error as array in /home/pcodecom/demo.p30code.com/multimedia-2/wp-content/plugins/imdb/imdb.php on line 11
A process into my plugin provoke a fatal error in Linux Server which I have not access, for example to define a WP_DEBUG_LOG. I could identified the conflict in the event related to generate an jpeg image from a graph (jpgraph - CanvasGraph()). What I'm looking for : First, extract any-to-specific info from the server or wordpress, that I can see in the response (like the string wordpress tipically send "../article/debbugin-in-wordpress/">learn more about wordpress debbuging") to figure out whats the …
I hate, despise forcing markup/stylization on anyone that extends my system because I'm making assumptions about how my code is going to be used and force people to play around my decision-making. Thing is, I'm now faced with an issue. I have a really long WP_Error message, it's like 100 salamis all put together long. I kinda wanna insert a \r\n between these messages to make it readable. Is there no middle-ground? I'm also offering these messages separated in the …
I have a http request to WP REST API that can resolve in a success or a failure status The success gets handled by WP_REST_Response, and if any error occurs this is handled by WP_Error, both returned if that's the case However, in both cases when I receive the server response I don't get any of the messages I've added public function myFunction($request = null) { $response = array(); $parameters = $request->get_json_params(); $error = new WP_Error(); if (success) { $response['code'] …