Deactivate all plugins and see if the error goes away.
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atwulf
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Deactivating plugins didn’t resolve anything.
Also, if it makes any difference, this error doesn’t come up for the theme on localhost. Fresh install of 3.5.1 on the host. It only started happening when the nameservers were set.
When did you set the name servers?
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atwulf
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Yesterday (over 24 hours ago)
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atwulf
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Just checked it with the default theme, error disappeared so it’s obviously an issue in my theme. But I’m baffled as to what since this didn’t happen at all on localhost or the server before I set the name servers.
But I’m baffled as to what since this didn’t happen at all on localhost or the server before I set the name servers.
The settings are different at local host where as servers are configured to stricter and technically advanced levels. I don’t think the site would work properly until name servers are set.
Anyway, glad to know that you could solve the issue. Please mark the topic as resolved. 🙂
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atwulf
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Actually the issue isn’t resolved. The error is still coming up when my theme is activated.
Tried a couple things including reinstalling both WordPress and the theme on the server and commenting out some code I added to functions.php that I thought might be causing problems but to no avail. I have no idea where this is coming from now.
Which theme? Where did you download it from?
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atwulf
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It’s an original theme I created for a client. Based on blankslate.
Then you may download a copy and check for any deprecated functions as the theme was updated recently.
http://wordpress.org/extend/themes/blankslate
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atwulf
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Alright, narrowed the issue down to functions.php. Now I just have to go through there and figure out what I did wrong.
