• Resolved mbeerli

    (@mbeerli)


    When analyzing graphene I get several (10) times the same Notice
    I think once is enough. (Already reported to author)

    This is just feedback for you

    Notice: Undefined property: Adsns::$id_base in ../wp-content/plugins/widget-options/includes/widgets/extras.php on line 127

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  • Plugin Author lilaeamedia

    (@lilaeamedia)

    The CTC analyzer runs in debug mode. This means that it displays PHP debug output that might otherwise go undetected.

    CTC does not generate the output, it only echos it exactly as it comes from PHP. The fact that it repeats 10 times means the code must have occurred ten times in a loop at runtime.

    Thread Starter mbeerli

    (@mbeerli)

    thanks, I notified the author of the widget options plugin.
    I had one additional notice.
    Any change getting more info?
    Notice: Constant WP_MEMORY_LIMIT already defined in ../wp-config.php on line 111

    Plugin Author lilaeamedia

    (@lilaeamedia)

    Constants can only be defined once. This indicates that the WP_MEMORY_LIMIT constant is being set prior to wp-config.php loading.

    WordPress defines constants AFTER wp-config.php is loaded, and checks that they have not already been defined, so this must have been a manual change to a file that loads before wp-config.php.

    The only files that load before wp-config.php are wp-blog-header.php (a WordPress core file) and index.php, which is the first thing to load on any given request.

    Therefore, I recommend that you check index.php and remove the WP_MEMORY_LIMIT definition if it exists.

    Plugin Author lilaeamedia

    (@lilaeamedia)

    Another thing occurred to me:

    Plugins have been known to make changes to wp-config.php, so I would also check if the constant is being defined twice there as well.

    Thread Starter mbeerli

    (@mbeerli)

    I think its from the hosting provider then.
    There are some settings. So I removed it from wp.config.php and now the notice is gone.

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