Illegal string offset

Hello,
Thank you very much for the important feedback.

No, the issue is certainly not the theme; I can see in my code where the issue lies.

So, please allow me 24 to 48 hours to fix; and I’ll get a new version pushed out asap.

Thanks again!

Warning: Illegal string offset ‘url’ in /home3/several/public_html/cashstressrelief.com/wp-content/plugins/wphercules/modules/template/template-sales.php on line 73

Hello @reliableopinion,

Thanks for the input. However, your error is being generated by the “WP Hercules” plugin… not from WP Edit.

Thanks Josh, look forward to it.

Hi @myattitude,
No worries.

Do me a favor.
Go to the WP Edit settings page; and click the “About” tab.
Look at your PHP version… what does it say?

5.5.24

Okay.. I have a beta version I’d like you to give a quick test, if you don’t mind.

You can “get to know me” from the link ??
I’ll reply to your email.. and send you the beta version.

Thanks.

I had a similar problem and worked through it with Josh. This issue is with OptimizePress version 1. Unfortunately they are no longer supporting it, but Josh told me how to edit their file so it now works flawlessly. Thanks Josh.

Ah, that must be it.

Josh sorry I haven’t got back to you, it’s been very busy at my end.

If you can include the fix here for the rest of us to see then we can all benefit from the solution.

Regards

Oops… I thought @gcozzens and @myattitude were the same person. It gets confusing when I start communicating via email ??

@myattitude,
Are you using the version 1 framework of OptimizePress?

Yes version 1 ??

Okay… here is what you need to do:

1) Use either FTP or cPanel to gain access to your file directories.
2) Browse to the “wp-content/themes/optimizepress” directory.
3) Locate the file “functions.php” within that directory.
4) MAKE A BACKUP OF THAT FILE.
5) Open “functions.php” in a code editor program (NotePad++ is free). Your cPanel may have a default program for code editing.
6) Browse to around line numbers 115 and 116; and look for the following piece of code:

apply_filters( 'tiny_mce_before_init', 'nice_mce_options' );
apply_filters( 'teeny_mce_before_init', 'nice_mce_options' );

7) CHANGE those lines of code to the following:

add_filter( 'tiny_mce_before_init', 'nice_mce_options' );
add_filter( 'teeny_mce_before_init', 'nice_mce_options' );

8) Save the changes.

Now, the warnings should be gone.

Okay; I’m going to mark this topic as “resolved”.

Please let me know if any of you still experience any issues after making the code adjustment above.