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  • Plugin Author philipjewell

    (@philipjewell)

    As of right now, I am not sure why it is outputting that error since that line of the code is required for the plugin to work the way it does. You can use the following snippet in your wp-config.php in order to have that error not show on your live site though:

    define( 'WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', false );

    As soon as I find the cause, or an alternative method of getting the SANs from the SSL certificate, there will be an update rolled out.

    to fix the problem do this

    find these 3 line rem them out with in the ssl-verification-badge.php. there is no need to loop round the array, just jump straight to the array keys and get the data //

    //foreach($certinfo as $key=>$value){
    // $SANs = $value[‘subjectAltName’] . ‘<br>’;
    // }

    then add this line:

    $SANs = $certinfo[‘extensions’][‘subjectAltName’] . ‘<br>’;

    regards
    Aleks

    Plugin Author philipjewell

    (@philipjewell)

    @akaracing Thank you very much!
    I have gone ahead and implemented the change and pushed it out! :]

    Cool, we have make a small mod to our version of your plugin and made it a shortcode so it can be placed any where on WordPress, page/post/sidebar/widget/footer

    It’s a very cool plugin.

    Regards
    Aleks

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