Hi, thanks for reaching out and for your support, it’s most appreciated.
Thanks for reporting the notice, we’ll investigate it tomorrow.
If possible, please, consider setting WP_DEBUG to false in your WordPress wp-config.php file. Your wp-config.php file is located in your WordPress root directory. You can download the file using an FTP program or your Hosting File Manager. For a production/live website, false is best if you aren’t actively debugging an issue.
More on editing the wp-config.php file here. Please, let us know how it goes.
HELLO, thank you for your response,
I already replace (‘wp_debug’, true); with this :
ini_set(‘log_errors’,’On’);
ini_set(‘display_errors’,’Off’);
ini_set(‘error_reporting’, E_ALL );
define(‘WP_DEBUG’, false);
define(‘WP_DEBUG_LOG’, true);
define(‘WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY’, false);
and clear cache
the message is still displayed
Thanks for the update.
I’m not sure why a notice would continue to print given the options listed in your message above. It shouldn’t. Kindly, reach out to your hosts and ask them if they can please, take a look at the PHP level error reporting options for your server/package, and set them to false.
If you’d like to lend a hand with the troubleshooting of this notice, the following would be helpful:
* Does the notice persist if you temporarily switch to a default theme like Twenty Nineteen and temporarily deactivate all plugins not authored by SiteOrigin?
* If so, what PHP version are you using?
Thanks
We’ve taken a look at the notice. Please, could you try running a plugin conflict test, to begin with? Temporarily deactivate all non-SiteOrigin plugins in one go, does the issue resolve? This will hopefully, help us find the issue and get it fixed. Thanks 🙂
hello, thanks again for your reactivity.
-I disabled all plugins except theme and plugins dependencies (SiteOrigin plugins)
-I have the latest PHP version in my server 7.4
-I set error_reporting to ~E_ALL : Disable all
but the error’s display still persists
PS: the display of the error appeared without any particular manipulation with the same environment that I already have
I will wait for your response if there is something else to do
Thanks again 🙂
Thanks for the feedback and tests run.
It looks like your theme might be adding a widget via the SiteOrigin Widgets Bundle framework. Please, try to complete the conflict test as follows:
1. If any caching plugins are being used, clear them.
2. Temporarily deactivate all plugins except for the Widgets Bundle and Page Builder by SiteOrigin.
3. Temporarily switch to a default theme like Twenty Nineteen.
In this state, hopefully, the notice will have been removed. If so, does the notice reappear when reactivating your theme?
it is ultimately this plugin that causes me the error message.
Recycle Theme Plugin
Provides features used in Recycle Theme
and i have
Version 1.7
Thanks for the update, it’s good to hear you’re making progress.
A few options moving forward perhaps are:
* Reach out to the plugin developers, ask that they take a look at the issue.
* Reactivate the plugin and go to Plugins > SiteOrigin Widgets, try and diagnose which widget from this plugin is causing the issue, deactivate it and replace it with another widget if possible.
* If you haven’t already asked your hosts, you could request they assist with disabling PHP error reporting. Notices and warnings shouldn’t be displayed on production sites.
So, a few ideas. Ideally, the plugin developers would take a look and resolve the issue.
Solved I finally add this code to my config.php
define(‘WP_DEBUG’, false);
define(‘WP_DEBUG_LOG’, true);
define(‘WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY’, false);
And it’s okay
you can consider that topic is solved thank you for your support.
Super, glad to hear you’ve made progress. All the best with your website.
