phbernard

Thanks for the feedback. I also received a copy of WPML, so I will be able to reproduce and fix. Probably this week, I hope tomorrow.

I asked the WPML team if I could get a free copy so I could debug myself.

Grazie! 🙂

Hum… I understand. Actually, these debug strings are not that useful unless you want to debug the plugin, which shouldn’t happen that often 🙂

I’m going to add an additional switch to turn these entries off by default, so only people interested in RFG plugin debugging will see them.

I would like to handle this issue and the WPML one at the same time. So as soon as I get material to fix the WPML issue, I’ll publish a new version.

Thank you for your feedback!

Theses are debug strings, printed in the logs because your WP_DEBUG WordPress setting must be enabled (probably in your wp-config.php). These messages will be gone as soon as you disable debugging messaging with WP_DEBUG.

And again, these lines are not related with the automatic favicon update checking. The checking happens once per day and is triggered by WordPress regular wp_schedule_event, as it should. Instead, these lines are part of the code that decides if a notice should be displayed in the dashboard or not. There is no heavy processing behind them (like an HTTP access…), only a mundane less-than-a-millisecond processing.

Does this help?

Thank you!!

@rentaldepot Thank you!!

@debbie Is there anything wrong with the plugin? If so, I suggest you to post about the issue here: https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/favicon-by-realfavicongenerator