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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [GD Press Tools] Strict Standards ErrorsUpdate:
It seems that either of the following two steps temporarily the issues.- Option 1 – Downgrade your server to an earlier release of PHP which is fully compliant with both wordpress and the plugins
- Option 2. Downgrade WordPress to 3.8.1
Neither of these are really acceptable in the long term, but for anyone experiencing this issue at present they may help.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [GD Press Tools] Strict Standards ErrorsYour not alone. I have about 40 WordPress sites I am looking after and found that as of 3.8.2 many of them are a lot of errors around the strict standards issue and some are also generating core dumps Linux which results in huge files rapidly filling the available storage.
After a bit of diagnostic work we found the issue to be with plugins that are not written to be strictly compliant with PHP 5.4 (which we are running on the server). What is interesting is that this has always been the case, but in previous versions of WordPress it has not caused any visible hiccups. It seems that 3.8.2 is much more rigorous in its parsing of the plugin code and is intolerant of anything that is not 100% compatible with the server.
We are trying to downgrade some of the most problematic sites to PHP5.3 and will keep watch on these for the core dumping and let you know the outcome.
It’s be nice to think that this will be resolved in 3.9 due out this week.
Is anyone else experiencing issues with WP 3.8.2 since upgrading?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: [The Events Calendar] Problem new version 3.8.2 WPHi Evan,
Your not alone. I have about 40 WordPress sites I am looking after and found that as of 3.8.2 many of them are generating core dumps.
After a fair bit of diagnostics we found the issue to be with plugins that are not written to be strictly compliant with PHP 5.4 (which we are running on the server). What is interesting is that this has always been the case, but in previous versions of WordPress it has not caused any visible hiccups. It seems that 3.8.2 is much more rigorous in its parsing of the plugin code and is intolerant of anything that is not 100% compatible with the server.
Is anyone else experiencing issues with WP 3.8.2 since upgrading?