• Hi I have an issue. I have activated several, very well known plugins on my wordpress website:
    I am using All in One SEO Pack and PagePress since they are hopefully going to be useful to me.

    The problem I have is that whenever either of these (and several others I’ve tried) cause Notices at the top of the admin area AND the front end!

    In relation to SEO pack I can see this notice in both my admin dashboard and on the homepage: http://www.oliveweddings.co.uk

    “Notice: Undefined index: aiosp_front_meta_tags in /hermes/bosweb26b/b2457/ipg.oliveweddingscouk/wp-content/plugins/all-in-one-seo-pack/aioseop.class.php on line 2382”

    I get similar ‘notices’ when using several other plugins.

    As I understand it, it’s caused by PHP issues in the plugins that aren’t necessarily critical. The main thing is I don’t want my customers to see the messages and from what I can tell they are visible on the front end.

    Please help so I can use WordPress’ plugins to make my site better!
    Thanks

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  • Thread Starter oliveo1l

    (@oliveo1l)

    The problem I have is that whenever either of these *ARE ACTVATED* (and several others I’ve tried) THEY cause Notices at the top of the admin area AND the front end!

    Ask your hosts to suppress PHP warning notices.

    Thread Starter oliveo1l

    (@oliveo1l)

    Thanks Esmi

    I have asked my hosts but they don’t seem to be able to do that!
    I’m so frustrated, I’ve tried editing the php.ini
    I’ve tried coding into the wp-config.php file and the index.php which seems to be the only page effected and none of this works!

    I’ve tried the E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE
    ini_set(‘display_errors’, false);
    error_reporting (0);

    Nothing shifts this one message. The developers of the plugin say it is an Ipage issue.
    Any help woul be very much appreciated. I’m a bit of a beginner so have just followed instructions I can find.

    Thread Starter oliveo1l

    (@oliveo1l)

    Maybe it’s best to deal with each error one at a time:

    This is the line causing the error:

    <textarea cols=”57″ rows=”2″ name=”aiosp_front_meta_tags”><?php echo stripcslashes($aioseop_options[‘aiosp_front_meta_tags’]); ?></textarea>

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