Hi Brad,
We sure do! See this article (the function is closer to the bottom): https://warfareplugins.com/support/using-shortcodes-and-php-snippets/
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Thanks.
Backend Notice: Undefined index: default in /Users/braddalton/Documents/Websites/local.dev/wp-content/plugins/social-warfare/functions/admin-options-page/admin-options-page.php on line 423
Front End NOTICE: UNDEFINED INDEX: LOCATION_POST IN /USERS/BRADDALTON/DOCUMENTS/WEBSITES/LOCAL.DEV/WP-CONTENT/PLUGINS/SOCIAL-WARFARE/FUNCTIONS/BUTTONS-STANDARD.PHP ON LINE 276
Hmmm… What version of PHP are you running locally?
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Whatever comes with Desktopserver
Okay, thanks. I’ve tweeted the ServerPress guys to find out – Social Warfare requires 5.3 or higher, so I’d like to confirm that first. In general, a notice isn’t something to worry about (versus a warning or fatal error). I’m sure you’re aware of that, but we still want to look into why there is a notice in the first place.
I use Social Warfare on several of my live sites and there are no notices even with debug turned on, but there could be a difference between the free and premium versions.
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Current PHP version: 5.5.24
Brad,
I think I might know what’s happening. When we updated to 2.0, we changed the name of that specific index in that array. So it should go away if you just click to save your settings on the options page. That should push all the new names into the options set. After you save changes, just refresh the page and it should go away.
Any chance that that takes care of it?
-Nick
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Yes, that fixes the error messages.
Thanks Nick
I gave you a link in this tutorial about adding social buttons to a widget area without using the shortcode.
