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  • Plugin Author Robert Peake

    (@robertpeake)

    Hi Ajay,

    How are you seeing this? On the command line or in running wp-mvc or in running a plugin you built from wp-mvc? Please give us enough detail so that we can try to reproduce it, and we’ll try to help.

    Thanks!

    Best,
    Robert

    Thread Starter ajayphp

    (@ajayphp)

    Hi,

    with you example plugin venue , event etc.

    when go to wp-admin/admin.php?page=mvc_venues

    then Error:
    Notice: A session had already been started – ignoring session_start() in /www/htdocs/site/wp-content/plugins/wp-mvc/core/loaders/mvc_admin_loader.php on line 36

    — how can we lean this framework for emebded with plugin
    — how easy to create admin side, scaffold with not custom post type ?
    Regards,

    Plugin Author Robert Peake

    (@robertpeake)

    Hi Ajay,

    Unfortunately, I cannot reproduce this on a default installation of WordPress with the wp-mvc plugin running. So, the likely cause here is another third-party plugin that you are running that is interfering. You can try disabling plugins one-by-one until you find the cause.

    In answer to your other questions, we are working on how best to embed wp-mvc in a self-contained plugin, but for now it must be run alongside any other plugins built on wp-mvc to get them to work.

    It is very easy to create admins for new content, even without assigning them to a custom post type. See the documentation at https://wpmvc.org/ for more details.

    I hope this helps point you in the right direction!

    Best,
    Robert

    Hello @robert,

    I have the same issue as @ajayphp described.
    The problem occurs if there is another plugin which initialize a session before yours plugin (wp-mvc).

    So the issues is at 36 row at plugins\wp-mvc\core\loaders\mvc_admin_loader.php.

    You should initialize a session only if there isn’t any other.
    So to fix the problem you should fix 36 row in a following way :

    if(session_id() == '')
         session_start();

    More info at Stackoverflow.

    Plugin Author Robert Peake

    (@robertpeake)

    Thanks for the explanation, Jordan. This has been resolved in 1.3.3, which has just been released to the WordPress Repository.

    Thank you too for the fast release! ??

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