• Resolved gordonstewart

    (@gordonstewart)


    Hi,

    I’m getting the following error message when I try to go to the admin login page:

    Fatal error: Call to undefined function wp_add_inline_script() in /homepages/38/d600960086/htdocs/lf/wp-content/plugins/ml-slider/admin/Notices.php on line 73

    Many Thanks,
    Gordon

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  • Hi,

    Can you confirm what version of WordPress you’re on?

    Thread Starter gordonstewart

    (@gordonstewart)

    is there anyway to tell this without the source code and ability to log into the back end?

    When I view source I can’t see the WP version

    Thanks,
    Gordon

    Hi,

    Check this article for 4 possible ways: https://kinsta.com/knowledgebase/check-wordpress-version/

    I think youre on something lower than 4.5.

    I’ll still fix the issue, but just want to make sure that’s the issue and not something else.

    Thread Starter gordonstewart

    (@gordonstewart)

    Many thanks kbatdorf,

    the problem is I had tried a cvouple of these, checking the source code etc and the rss feed and the read me but none will present the required info, I don’t have FTP access but can probably gain it might take a while ( I’m not the developer) jsut work for the company

    I’ll make the update anyway since I want to make sure we support older versions, but it will take me a couple of hours. I’ll update here when I have something updated.

    Thread Starter gordonstewart

    (@gordonstewart)

    hi it’s version: 4.4.24

    Okay, I still need an hour or so to make an update.

    By the way, that version of WordPress is about 5 years old so you might want to consider updating to the latest version.

    Hi,

    Sorry about the delay. This should be fixed now in 3.18.9. If you have a chance to try it out, can you let me know if you run into any more issues?

    Thread Starter gordonstewart

    (@gordonstewart)

    Hi,

    That’s brilliant, apologies (off yesterday and couldn’t get logged on to check)

    Many Thanks for the help it’s greatly appreciated.

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