PHP Notices

  • Resolved liosi

    (@liosi)


    7 years ago

    Hi,

    The only way i can get this plugin to work is to turn off PHP notices. If you have wp_debug switched on you get a load of “undefined index” errors. This is because
    $html[‘url’] and $html[‘url’][$counter] are not set when the code is trying to append data to them with ‘.=’ . They really need to be initialised first so that these errors don’t occur.

    i.e

    if(!isset($html[‘url’][$counter]))
    $html[‘url’][$counter] = “”;

    This should be put before line 126 in functions.php in the plugin and the equivalents for titles and categories on the relevant lines also.

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  • Plugin Author Atlas_Gondal

    (@atlas_gondal)

    Thank you so much for reporting and as well for highlighting the issue! ??

    The patch will be applied in next release. (Maybe within 7-10 days)

    Plugin Author Atlas_Gondal

    (@atlas_gondal)

    New version is out and you won’t see undefined indexes and notices anymore. ??

    Thanks again for reporting!

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