I’ve stopped updating WP a long time ago (on 3.1.3.) due to several heavy changes I’ve made in few plugins and the core of WP itself. Mostly to avoid situations like yours. Maybe you could go back to a version of WP which worked properly and freeze it with this? Just a tip, not a way out, sorry for spam-like-wisdom.
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BrowCo
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I’ve thought about doing that, but I’ve had worst experiences in the past running out of date WP. 🙁
I updated my WP too and it’s broken the “Now Showing” section with the same error message.
I’ll get onto my WP programmer and see if he can work out how to fix it.
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BrowCo
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Awesome. Thanks rogerneale! Let me know what you come up with.
My programmer has fixed it for me.
Apparently there are two possible fixes around this,
1) You can edit the wp-config.php file and find this line of code
“/** Sets up WordPress vars and included files. */require_once(ABSPATH. ‘wp-settings.php’);”
and add “error_reporting(0);” underneath it without the quotations.
Then re-upload the wp-config.php file back to the server again, that should resolve the issue.
2) If you are using CPanel (Control Panel) for managing your hosting, you can turn off “display_errors” within the php.ini configuration and that should also fix it
You can see mine in operation again at http://www.elasticfm.co.uk/?page_id=247
Hope one of these solutions helps you.
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BrowCo
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Wow that works perfectly! I had a feeling that it would be a simple patch.
Thanks so much for the help and suggestions!
I’m glad that we were able to help.
