Ironically, the plugin is generating PHP Fatal Errors when it tries to write to the log (and fails in my server configuration).
PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function mysql_error() in /[…]wp-content/plugins/error-manager/data.php
The mysql_error() function was deprecated in PHP 5.5.0, and it was removed in PHP 7.0.0. Instead, the mysqli_error() function should be used (note the “i” in mysqli_error()).
(I need to investigate _why_ the plugin can’t write to its own log, but let’s consider that out of scope of this ticket.)
]]>Every 2 to 4 minutes, I continually receive 2 PHP logs in my inbox. I had to deactivate the plugin to get it to stop. This was the case no matter what the settings are. I turned everything off except real time 404 alerts and tried a variety of combinations to no avail. Deleted for now.
Has the makings of a very useful plugin but is not currently working correctly on my site with WP 4.6. All plugins, theme, and WP are current.
]]>I just installed your Error Manager plugin and received the following fatal error:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function mysql_error() in C:\Users\rvc\…\seobyrvclocaltest\wp-content\plugins\error-manager\data.php on line 95
Is it because I’m running on a localhost and not online yet? All other plugins I’m using are working fine in this environment.
Thanks. Your plugin sounds like just what I’m looking for. Will be going live soon. Hopefully, this can be easily resolved.
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