Log error

  • barbaralehmann

    (@barbaralehmann)


    1 year ago

    [Fri May 30 11:41:47.548800 2025] [proxy_fcgi:error] [pid 38281:tid 38956556032] [client 160.250.132.153:59957] AH01071: Got error ‘PHP message: PHP Warning: Constant ABSPATH already defined in /home/riemensd/www/riemensdesign.ch/wp-config.php on line 13PHP message: PHP Warning: Constant AUTH_KEY already defined in /home/riemensd/www/riemensdesign.ch/wp-config.php on line 14PHP message: PHP Warning: Constant SECURE_AUTH_KEY already defined in /home/riemensd/www/riemensdesign.ch/wp-config.php on line 15PHP message: PHP Warning: Constant LOGGED_IN_KEY already defined in /home/riemensd/www/riemensdesign.ch/wp-config.php on line 16PHP message: PHP Fatal error: Array and string offset access syntax with curly braces is no longer supported in /home/riemensd/www/riemensdesign.ch/wp-content/plugins/cookie-law-info/php/functions.php on line 251’

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  • Moderator bcworkz

    (@bcworkz)

    1 year ago

    The plugin Cookie Law Info has a syntax error that must be corrected. It’s found in the plugin’s functions.php file at line 251. You could correct the problem yourself, but it’d be better to notify the plugin’s devs so they can correct their code for everyone.

    The other warnings relate to redefining constants that are rightfully defined in wp-config.php. Unfortunately, the log does not tell us where the redefinition occurs. You’ll need to isolate the problem code which is likely within a plugin or your theme. Selectively switch themes and deactivate plugins until the errors go away.

    Once the problem module is identified, find the offending code in that module’s source code. Once again, you could correct the problem yourself by making the offending code into comments, or notify the module’s devs.

    Thread Starter barbaralehmann

    (@barbaralehmann)

    1 year ago

    Thanky you very much

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