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  • Same problem here and also sometimes in public frontend, maybe when feedwordpress cron task is triggered?

    I’ve solved it temporaly disabling this lines on feedwordpress_advanced_filters.php

    function faf_debug($msg)
    	{
    	// echo "<p>" ;
    	// 	print_r($msg);
    	// 	echo  "</p>";
    	// 	if (function_exists("console"))
    	//	{
    	//		console($msg);
    	//	}
    	//	FeedWordpress::diagnostic('updated_feeds:errors',$msg);
    	//	error_log($msg);
    	}

    Adding “//” at the start of each line as shown.

    Instead of commenting out like bu1kano, I added

    if (!FAF_DEBUG) return;

    before the echo.

    Thread Starter nolaflash

    (@nolaflashcom)

    Thanks! Will implement asap!

    Thread Starter nolaflash

    (@nolaflashcom)

    OK, implemented and tested. I only commented out the screen dump. Left console logging in place.

    // echo “<p>” ;
    // print_r($msg);
    // echo “</p>”;

    Also at top of file I changed the default true debug setting (?!?)

    define(‘FAF_DEBUG’,false);

    Now if I could just sort out why it always sizes the remote images down when importing…

    Plugin Author Bas Schuiling

    (@basszje)

    Yes sorry for that. In all rush I forget to turn of the standard debugging mode.

    Easiest fix is to update the plugin since I corrected this in the most recent version.

    In you prefer to edit manual, then find in the top of the feedwordpress_advanced_filters.php file this line:

    define('FAF_DEBUG',true);

    and replace it by :

    define('FAF_DEBUG',false);

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