Kim

For anyone encountering this issue and finding the post;

It is possible to wrap the content of the list item in a span with and “id” attribute. Like this:

<li><span id="some-id">List item content</span></li>

For me this is a bit of a dirty fix since it needs an extra html tag were there shouldn’t be.

Same here. Version 6.1.2.1. I renamed the plugin folder via FTP to make it deactivate. The moment I activate the plugin it breaks access to the backend of our website. The front end stays accessible.

Thanks @ndiego, that is good to read. Looking forward to try it out.

Thanks Jory @keraweb !

Thanks!

Thanks a lot for the info!

Ah, thanks that’s good to know. Just to veryfy, at this point it will load jQuery if we use the plugin on our website? Or only if we use sertain elements of it. If the latter could you be a bit more specific?

I figured it out. I had only the child theme and parent theme folders loaded in VS code. When I load the complete WordPress folder the messages are gone.

Thanks for your help!

• This reply was modified 1 year, 10 months ago by Kim.

The generate_ functions don’t have this “Call to unknown function… ” message. The other do like get_header().

I found this as a possible solution but I don’t understand what it means: ”?It turns out I needed to open the PHP files in my root folder in order for the WordPress functions to be acknowledged by VScode.”

Just looking at the page.php file in the generatepress theme folder:

• get_header()
• do_action()
• have_posts()
• the_post()
• get_footer()

These don’t get this message (same file). Since they start with “generate” I am assuming the are fuctions from the GeneratePress theme

• generate_do_attr( )
• generate_has_default_loop()
• generate_do_template_part()
• generate_construct_sidebars()

In VS Code I’m also getting “phpcs: Request workspace/configuration failed with message: Unable to locate phpcs.” I am unsure if this is related.

Thanks @benniledl!

Sadly this just changed the notifications from “Undefined function ‘function_name’” to “Call to unknown function: ‘function_name’”

Thanks Lisa @contentiskey,

We have overwritten all database instances via the commandline. Thnaks a lot for your tip. It might be usefull for people finding with a similar issue finding this post.

I was more looking for an explination on what went wrong diring the migration that lead to this issue. At this point I’m assuming, somehow the URLs in the databese got overwritten while the version of the webiste was not yet accessible via the domain.

Anyhow, to me it is weird to see content in the databese can be overwitten this way. But it is what it is, I guess ??

Thanks for your answer @peterpolow !

Sadly, that did not solve the issue.

However, moving the shortcode to a DIVI Text module instead of a Code module did the trick.

Yeah, I’ll do that. Installed the “Classic Widgets” for now. I’m sure an update for the “Page Builder Everywhere plugin” will come.

How strange, no we’re not using that plugin. Going by the screenshot it looks different also.

I have even checked the wp-content/plugins folder via FTP thinking, maybe, there’s a plugin not listed correctly but even then I can’t find a plugin tha could do the conditional logic.

We are using the DIVI theme so maybe it is included. However I can’t seem to find a way to turn it on or off in the DIVI settings.

UPDATE: I’m pretty sure it is Page Builder Everywhere plugin. Thanks, I really thought it was a default feature.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 2 months ago by Kim.