v.0.20 activation errors

  • Hello!

    Upon activation of the latest version 0.20, there are errors present.

    1. There’s one error with some code somewhere in you plugin regarding the use of “update_usermeta” which should be since 3.0.0: update_user_meta().
    2. Second error is: “Undefined variable: Custom_Element_Object” which is on line 23 in: plugins/ultimate-wp-mail/Functions/uwpm_register_custom_element_section.php.
    3. The third one is: “Undefined index: EWD-UWPM-Options” on line 57 in “plugins/ultimate-wp-mail/Main.php”.

    Hope to see them fixed soon. ??
    Cheers.

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  • Plugin Support jaysupport

    (@jaysupport)

    Hello sun,

    Thank you for bringing these to my attention. We’ll look into eliminating them in an upcoming update.

    Would you be able to give me a more exact error for #1? For example, when/where does it occur, and what is the exact message?

    In the meantime, I can tell you that, at least for #2 and #3, because these are just notices and not actual PHP errors, once you go live and disable debug mode, you’ll see that the notice doesn’t show and everything functions as it should.

    Thread Starter sunrosea

    (@sunrosea)

    Hi,

    The first one doesn’t actually reference a specific plugin file. It referenced a file within the WordPress core. However, this would be something triggered from plugin as it only appeared once I activated it and disappeared once I deactivated it. As for what I did to make it appear, I simply activated the plugin and the error and warning messages came up at the top of the plugin page.

    The message is in Swedish, so I won’t paste it as it appears, however, roughly translated, it says this:
    “Deprecated: update_usermeta has deprecated since WordPress version 3.0.0! Use update_user_meta() instead in. … wp-includes/functions.php on line 4713”

    Thanks.

    Thread Starter sunrosea

    (@sunrosea)

    I just had a quick look at the Main.php file in your plugin and searched for the update_usermeta() function. It appears to be on the lines 222 and 223.

    When I manually edited the lines to say update_user_meta() instead, the error went away from the dashboard, so it would probably be the only place that need changing in regards to this function. ??

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by sunrosea.
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