Hi @marcuss
Thanks for alerting us to these PHP messages.
The PHP messages you have shared with us are PHP warning messages which are a built-in method of debugging that was added by WordPress for developers. They are only visible if you have “debug mode” enabled.
The purpose of these warning messages is to help developers debug issues with their code. Plugin and theme developers need this information to check for compatibility and best practices.
Fortunately, PHP Notices and warning messages such as these are the kinds of errors that do not stop WordPress, themes, or plugins from loading your website and thus cannot break your site, so you do not be worried about something like that happening. Here’s a guide on how to safely turn off debug mode if you don’t want such warning messages from any plugin or theme displayed.
With all of that said, the development team (@bradvin kindly have a look) is now aware of these warning messages and will release an update that will have a fix to resolve the underlying issue.
Hope this clarifies this issue for you.
Kind regards,
Elvis.
hey @marcuss are you running the whitelabelling feature of FooGallery PRO by any chance?
I have looked at the code, and the last update did not include any changes in the area that is now throwing the PHP warning you see, and 1 potential area that could cause a problem could be the whitelabelling
Thread Starter
Marcus
(@marcuss)
Hello @bradvin
No, i don’t use the Pro-Version of Foo Gallery, but the Media Menu Extension
Hey @marcuss
I suspect it is the media menu extension that is causing the errors. Try deactivate it and see if you get the warnings
Thread Starter
Marcus
(@marcuss)
Hello @bradvin
After disabling the Media Menu extension, the error messages disappear
