• Hi Pascal,
    Hope you are well and hope you can help.
    I’ve been having issues with my site which required me to do the deactivate plugins routine. It appears that there are issues with my version of bbP manage subscriptions
    V 1.2.0 (I’m also running V 1.0.7 of bbp toolkit).
    When I reactivate manage subscriptions I get the following message in my dashboard:
    “The plugin generated 286 characters of unexpected output during activation. If you notice “headers already sent” messages, problems with syndication feeds or other issues, try deactivating or removing this plugin.”
    I have therefor had to deactivate the plugin.
    I must say that even with your plugin deactivated I still have an issue with another plugin, EntryWizard, which is a separate issue.
    The only clue I have is that my host states that there has been, in last couple of days, an update to Apache which could be causing problems.
    Site is https://www.conwycameraclub.co.uk
    I hope you can help as I use Manage Subscriptions to control what the flock are doing/seeing.
    Cheers,
    Eugene.

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  • Plugin Author Pascal Casier

    (@casiepa)

    Hi Eugene,
    Thanks for the update, I just started checking this plugin again. There is a Strict Standards Declaration warning.
    Let’s see what I can come up with.
    Pascal.

    Plugin Author Pascal Casier

    (@casiepa)

    Hi Eugene,
    The standard WP Table does not seem too happy with how I want to use it, so it will take some time before I can fix this.
    But if you are seeing the warnings like this one it seems that in your wp-config.php file (normally in the root of your main folder where the website resides) you must have the DEBUG on, which is best not to have active on a production site.

    Could you try to find the line that says
    define( ‘WP_DEBUG’, true );
    and change it to
    define( ‘WP_DEBUG’, false );
    ?

    Let me know!
    Pascal.

    Thread Starter gene-stevo

    (@gene-stevo)

    Hi Pascal,
    Many thanks for the fix, did the edit via cPanel and all is well again now though I thought the debug tool was to help identify problems when the occur.
    At least now I can see who is doing what subscription wise.
    BTW I’d have been in touch sooner only I forgot to subscribe to my own topic so thought you hadn’t answered yet. Oops!
    Perhaps your plug-in should be part of the WP support system ??
    Thanks again for sorting this out.
    Cheers,
    Eugene.

    Thread Starter gene-stevo

    (@gene-stevo)

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