netpassprodsr

@samdamico I suggest in your case to use the next patch release of the theme from the author to fix your site. It shouldn’t take too long.
(The last 2 releases were both less than 1 day ago.)

@samdamico Did you get the email from WordPress that looks something like this?

Howdy! Since WordPress 5.2 there is a built-in feature that detects when something causes a fatal error on your site. (blah blah) If your site appears broken and you can’t access the dashboard normally, WordPress now has a special “recovery mode”. This lets you safely login to your dashboard and investigate further.

… followed by a specific link to your site letting you into the admin area.

@samdamico This fix worked for my site. Would you consider attempting to apply it to yours?

@weep1108 This fix worked on my site.

@timlocke This fix worked for my site.

I’m experiencing this same issue. I’m monitoring closely for a patch fix release so the site can function normally.

UPDATE:
I just applied the fix posed by hutman, now my site is working again.

THANK YOU hutman!! ^5

• This reply was modified 5 years ago by netpassprodsr. Reason: updated status of site with citation of fix

I’m still getting this error with 3.16.4, on line 129:

Notice: Undefined variable: responsive_options in /home/newmdbrands/public_html/wp-content/themes/responsive/header.php on line 129

This was in the last version too.

1. A proposed code patch to resolve this was already submitted.
2. Something is preventing the data structure that appears to be fully initialized from reaching the line we both experience an error with.
3. I hope to see the very next release of this theme include the patch I submitted so no one else experiences this error.

UPDATE:
The release of version 2.52.1 appeared ‘Tested up to 5.1’.
The release of version 2.52.2 no longer presents a ‘Tested up to’ attribute and the ‘hasn’t been tested’ banner has returned.

Thanks for the insight, and I originally did post to that forum, but then noticed the introduction of the “Hacks” sub-forum, which deals with code mods (for plugins) so I re-posted to that (which is here)
So I’ll just let each of these lay until they’re recognized, then hopefully this will make it into an upcoming release.

Ideally, review from the module author.
Directions on contact form 7 website indicate communications involving modules go to the forum. (Thusly)
Also, ideally, following review of the modification, the author elects to release it in an upcoming update of the module.
I prefer not to just post-a-hack when there is the likely prospect of it being included in an official update.
Perhaps the author can PM me so I can relate the modification details directly?