• Resolved graphics616

    (@graphics616)


    I use a set of plugins called gravity flow and gravity forms to control a complex set of steps on a system on our site. I notice that Query Monitor added a ton of content to the footer of my entry pages and I do not want that. As a result, I decided to disable the plugin to remove that query data. When I disable the plugin, I now get PHP errors at the top of every browser page associated with my site. So I have to turn the plugin back on to remove those.

    What do I need to do to not get those PHP errors when I turn off the plugin?

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  • Thread Starter graphics616

    (@graphics616)

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    Plugin Author John Blackbourn

    (@johnbillion)

    WordPress Core Developer

    This means you’ve got errors on your site that you’ll need to fix. You should contact the authors of the plugins or themes that are triggering those errors so they can get them fixed.

    If they’re appearing persistently then this means you’ve got error reporting switched on in PHP. This might be via WP_DEBUG or WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY in your wp-config.php file, or it might be at the server level, in which case you should contact your web host.

    That said, if you’ve got errors showing up then you should get them fixed instead of ignoring them ??

    Thread Starter graphics616

    (@graphics616)

    Thanks for your reply. My WP_DEBUG set to false in my wp-config.php file, so I am still not sure why the errors show up when I try to turn off the Query Monitor plugin. They are not there when it is on, and they show up when I turn it off.

    I am not a developer but I will attempt to figure out what is causing the errors, but I am still concerned as to why this above behavior is happening when I simply try to turn off Query Monitor.

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