How did you create the CPT — and how are you displaying it?
Where does this error show up and what does that block of code look like?
If it’s in a theme and you’re unsure of theme development you may have to contact the theme author.
If it’s in a plugin you will have to contact the plugin authors.
How did you create the CPT — and how are you displaying it?
@kgagne
Thank you for your response!
First, I need to apologize. I stated I created the CPT. I did not. A WordPress developer did. I have a ping to him for additional information. (I attempted to correct my post but found no option where I could.)
Second, I am unsure on how to respond to your second question. It is being displayed at the link I provided. If this does not answer your question, please let me know.
Thanks again!
Where does this error show up and what does that block of code look like?
If it’s in a theme and you’re unsure of theme development you may have to contact the theme author.
If it’s in a plugin you will have to contact the plugin authors.
@howdy_mcgee
Thank you for your response!
The error appears when you request to display one of the three categories at the top of the paged I linked in my original post. The error code appears on the page that is suppose to display the one category. Does this answer your question?
I do not believe the error is part of the theme because the theme was installed sometime before the CPT was created and theme does not offer the ability to create a CPT.
And I do not believe the error is due to a plugin because if it was, there is not plugin installed that gives the ability to create CPTs.
FYI, I have a ping into the person who created the CPT for additional information.
Thanks again!
I see it now when clicking a category. This will surely require developer intervention and not something that is easily fixable from a user standpoint. Whenever the developer enables debugging it should let them know where exactly the issue lies ( what PHP file and what line ).
One thing you may want to try is head to WordPress Admin -> Settings -> Permalinks -> and simply click the blue save button. This will refresh the permalink, likely won’t solve the issue but worth a shot.
I see it now when clicking a category. This will surely require developer intervention and not something that is easily fixable from a user standpoint. Whenever the developer enables debugging it should let them know where exactly the issue lies ( what PHP file and what line ).
One thing you may want to try is head to WordPress Admin -> Settings -> Permalinks -> and simply click the blue save button. This will refresh the permalink, likely won’t solve the issue but worth a shot.
@howdy_mcgee
Thank you for your quick response.
I believed I identified the PHP file where the error code is originating. Do you know how I can identify which line of code where the error resides?
FYI, I tried refreshing the permalink and no change.
If you’re not familiar with PHP I wouldn’t suggest messing with the files. If you find you need to make a child theme and you do not, your changes will be overridden whenever the theme updates.
That being said… If you enable WordPress Debugging ( especially WP_DEBUG_LOG and check wp-content/debug.log ) then that error may tell you specifically what file and line the issue originates.
An easier solution may be to contact a local developer at a local meetup or local WordCamp, possibly your host and see if they can fix this issue.
If you’re not familiar with PHP I wouldn’t suggest messing with the files. If you find you need to make a child theme and you do not, your changes will be overridden whenever the theme updates.
That being said… If you enable WordPress Debugging ( especially WP_DEBUG_LOG and check wp-content/debug.log ) then that error may tell you specifically what file and line the issue originates.
An easier solution may be to contact a local developer at a local meetup or local WordCamp, possibly your host and see if they can fix this issue.
@howdy_mcgee
Thank you! Your information was very helpful.
Have a great weekend!
