Problems with Ashe when PHP updated

  • fallback2

    (@fallback2)


    3 days, 3 hours ago

    Hello my current host (which I’m trying to MOVE from) just jumped from 7.4 to 8.1. So I had to make a leap to 8.1, which I think is too much.

    I only have Ashe on this one blog out of 6. I got error of Abspath already defined. Tried to figure out how to change the wp-config, but wasn’t sure about it, so I just tested all plugins. I had to delete Favicon and Classic Widgets so now I have no sidebar. 🙁

    In addition, I’m getting a warning in Site Health that there are too many autoloads. I used the Autoload Checker, but I don’t think it’s any plugin.

    Is Ashe updated for 8.1 php? Again, I have no control over that unless I go back to 7.4!

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  • supportwpr

    (@supportwpr)

    2 days, 11 hours ago

    Hi @fallback2

    Thank you for contacting us.

    Yes, Ashe is compatible with PHP 8.1. The issue you described does not appear to be caused directly by the theme.

    The “ABSPATH already defined” error is usually related to WordPress core configuration, wp-config.php, server setup, or plugin conflict — not the theme itself.

    Regarding the Site Health warning about too many autoloaded options, this is also usually related to database/plugin settings stored in WordPress, not theme compatibility.

    We recommend the following:

    Keep WordPress, Ashe, and all plugins updated to the latest versions.
    Ask your hosting provider to check the PHP error logs.
    Ask your hosting provider to review the wp-config.php file and confirm it is correctly configured.
    Check whether the removed plugins are fully compatible with PHP 8.1 before reinstalling them.

    If the site works correctly with Ashe active and the issue appears only with certain plugins enabled, the problem is most likely caused by those plugins or server configuration.

    Kind Regards

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