Apache2 error PHP 7

Hi! That error appears to actually be coming from a different plugin. I don’t know what it is, but the files the error is citing are not located in the WP to Twitter directory and are not files used in WP to Twitter.

Strange, the file is there, this is in it:

cat wp-twitter/modules/class-p2.php
<?php
/* Widget_profile
*------------------------------------------------------------*/
define( 'PLUGIN_P2', $this->hook . '-'.$this->_p2 );
define( 'PLUGIN_NAME', $this->pluginname );

class FDX_Widget_profile extends WP_Widget {

	function __construct() {
		$widget_options = array('classname' => 'widget_wp_twitter_fdx_profile', 'description' => __('Display Twitter Profile Widget', 'wp-twitter') );
		parent::__construct('fdxprofile',PLUGIN_NAME. ' - '.__('Profile Widget', 'wp-twitter'), $widget_options);
	}

	function widget($args) {
	extract($args);
	$wp_twitter_fdx_widget_title1 = get_option('wp_twitter_fdx_widget_title');
	echo $before_widget;
	echo $before_title . $wp_twitter_fdx_widget_title1 . $after_title;
    echo WP_Twitter::wp_twitter_fdx_profile();
    echo $after_widget;
	}

    function form() {
    echo __('Please go to', 'wp-twitter').': <b><a href="'. admin_url('admin.php?page='.PLUGIN_P2).'">'. PLUGIN_NAME . ' | Widgets</a></b> '. __('for options.', 'wp-twitter');
	}
}//end

/* Widget_search
*------------------------------------------------------------*/
class FDX_Widget_search extends WP_Widget {

	function __construct() {
		$widget_options = array('classname' => 'widget_wp_twitter_fdx_search', 'description' => __('Display Twitter Search Widget', 'wp-twitter') );
		parent::__construct('fdxsearch', PLUGIN_NAME. ' - '.__('Search Widget', 'wp-twitter'), $widget_options);
	}

	function widget($args) {
	extract($args);
	$wp_twitter_fdx_widget_title1 = get_option('wp_twitter_fdx_search_widget_sidebar_title');
	echo $before_widget;
	echo $before_title . $wp_twitter_fdx_widget_title1 . $after_title;
    echo WP_Twitter::wp_twitter_fdx_search();
    echo $after_widget;
	}

    function form() {
    echo __('Please go to', 'wp-twitter').': <b><a href="'. admin_url('admin.php?page='.PLUGIN_P2).'">'.PLUGIN_NAME . ' | Widgets</a></b> '. __('for options.', 'wp-twitter');
	}
}

And when I disable the wp-to-twitter plugin the errors are gone!

Sorry looks like it is another plugin called WP Twitter and yours is wp-to-twitter Well have to find that one ?? Tnx anyway for the response

Yes, that’s what I meant. ??