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    Thread Starter satterbianco

    (@satterbianco)

    Thanks. I found the answer within this forum when I finally searched with the right magic words.

    I changed:
    foreach ($current_plugins as $plugin) {

    to:
    foreach ((array)$current_plugins as $plugin) {

    It’s always easy to search when you know what the question is…. ??

    It’s always easy to search when you know what the question is…. ??

    Amen to that, brother.

    I was having the same error message referencing the functions.php file. The solution to that, if anyone needs it is:

    Change:

    foreach ($array as $k => $v) {

    To:

    foreach ((array)$array as $k => $v) {

    Got the answer to that in the Never Never Land support forum for XDForum. (The problem is a WordPress problem, not an XDForum problem.

    Anyone have any idea why this fix appears to be necessary for some of us?

    Satterbianco, what version of PHP are you using? I started getting the error after upgrading PHP.

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