Hi!
This sounds strange – the plugin doesn’t output this kind of error\message anywhere in the code. And it doesn’t have anything special in terms of updating – just the normal\common WP updating process.
Is this error repeating, or was it printed just once? Does anything gets broken, or is it only in the error log?
The plugin should only affect its own custom page (when changing author) and also Media Library page in the admin (list view), i.e. outside of that, it shouldn’t get called or affecting anything.
Thread Starter
gore.m
(@gorem)
Yes, it is strange. It happened tomorrow and today after your plugin was automatically updated. And it is only in PHP error log, without any other info.
I have temporarily deleted your plugin (for security reasons) and I will see / I will let you know what will happen next.
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This reply was modified 2 years, 9 months ago by
gore.m.
This is probably from some different plugin (this one is just 1 small PHP file with just 200 lines of code & can be easily reviewed), but I’ll try to do some testing in case there could be any conflicts.
Please, let me know if you’ll find out the reason for this.
Same here!
Last lines before, show fail ftp commands attemps.
This plugin doesn’t have anything to do with FTP or requests\connections – only with the database (via wp_update_post & WP_Query, etc – the normal DB-related WP functions) and the Media Library related WP actions & filters.
Do you have any other plugins, perhaps something related to FTP?
When it outputs this error, does it refer to some specific file\line?
