Hi Johny,
Thank you for this feedback and PHP error. If you can send your support request to contact@buttonizer.pro we can have a closer look how this error ended up in your site. In the meantime we will have a look in our code so we can debug this issue :).
Cheers,
Jeroen – Buttonizer
Did you have time to look yet ? I’m still getting this and it’s for every page view. So my logs are flooded with these notices.
Hi Johnny,
As this is just a notice from PHP for a missing variable, you are able to disable these notices. I will tell you how to disable these notices for now. In the following update, the code you add now, will be automatically removed when we roll out the new version of Buttonizer.
Put inside the /wp-content/plugins/buttonizer/buttonizer.php on top of the file the following code:
ini_set('error_reporting', E_ERROR);
error_reporting(E_ERROR);
This means it wil only show and log the real PHP errors, but won’t show the notices of variables that are missing. So as I am right, it won’t flood your logs anymore.
Let me know if this is a good temporarely solution.
– Jasper
I’ll wait for the update. I’d rather not make changes to these files.
Updated today but unfortunately this error persists. And an additional one has appeared: Notice: Undefined index: page in /var/www/html/wp-content/plugins/buttonizer-multifunctional-button/classes/Admin/Admin.php on line 121
I know these are notices and are harmless, but they are quite annoying. Shouldn’t be hard to fix…
Hi Johnny,
Sorry, the last update was for fixing some other problems.
I’ll fix your notices today and update the plugin tomorrow!
– Jasper
Thanks ! I appreciate that.
Good morning Johnny,
The plugin has been updated. Would you like to update and check if the notices are gone?
– Jasper
