I’ll get on it right away and report back here! Thanks for letting me know.
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JJNW
(@jjnw)
Thanks!
WordPress just did a minor update! It went from 3.8.3 to 3.8.4
Just saying, if that helps, because that’s when I noticed the error.
Thread Starter
JJNW
(@jjnw)
And also, noticed after update… I get
PHP Warning: json_encode() [function.json-encode]: Invalid UTF-8 sequence in argument in /home/user/public_web/website/wp-includes/update.php on line 255
Just saying.
Please contact me via http://jonradio.com/contact-us/ so that I can send you a fixed beta version as soon as it is ready. Both so you can test it for me, but also so I can bundle the fix into the next version of the plugin rather than doing a new version immediately.
Thank you again.
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JJNW
(@jjnw)
Thanks. I just emailed you. I hope the new beta doesn’t upset the current working version.
I’ll be sure to send you a version with just the change required for this. It would also be safe to run the current version with WP_DEBUG set to FALSE in wp-config.php so that the Warning does not display.
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JJNW
(@jjnw)
Wait, is there a way to supress warnings in error log?
I am using this, but this is for development.
Could you please clarify the full command of WP_DEBUG, because this is what I have currently in wp-config.php file:
/**
* For developers: WordPress debugging mode.
*
* Change this to true to enable the display of notices during development.
* It is strongly recommended that plugin and theme developers use WP_DEBUG
* in their development environments.
*/
define('WP_DEBUG', false);
Sorry, I completely misunderstood you. I thought you were seeing that Warning displayed on your web site.
I was referring to WP_DEBUG ability to show or suppress messages displayed in Admin and your public WordPress site. I’m not sure, but I don’t believe it alters logging behaviour.
That clarification (logging versus display) will also help me with my testing.
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JJNW
(@jjnw)
Oh yes, its a logging error, in the root of the site titled error_log.
That is where I am seeing these warnings — like 10 of them of the same.
Now I am curious on how to shut off error_log writes.
Hmmmm, or even warnings…. mmmmm.
I’ve never dug into PHP Error Reporting, and possible WordPress interactions with it, so I’m no help. But here is where I would start reading: http://php.net/manual/en/function.error-reporting.php
Until you pointed it out, I had not been monitoring the error log like I should be when testing my plugins.
Thanks for that.
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JJNW
(@jjnw)
For sure! Thanks for your plugin and the help. I don’t believe I will worry about the error at this moment. After emptying my root error_log, I haven’t seen anymore errors or warnings. I will let the website run for a few days and see if it comes back. Might have been a glitch only during minor update, that I know turne off from automatically doing.
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JJNW
(@jjnw)
Your latest version FIXED the problem!
THANKS!
And the upgrade went super smooth without a problem!
THANKS!
