@pyrohot – Is this a production site with too high error reporting set, or is this a test environment you are seeing this issue on?
– Cais.
I dont understand what you mean with production site? This is a normal virtual server with standard blank wp install.
@pyrohot – What do you mean by “a normal virtual server with standard blank wp install”?
Are you referring to using a local server environment on your computer, or are you referring to a remote server with a resolved domain name address? (A link to the site might be helpful if that is the case.)
Is “a standard blank wp install” referring to a new current installation with no other plugins installed/activated except NextGEN Gallery? If that is the case, do you see the same messages if your switch to a default WordPress Twenty series theme?
– Cais.
Those error messages is only with this Simplekey theme. In Simplekey theme support i got answer that its Nextgen plugin problem/bug and they wont to nothing.
I use shared hosting service with new wp install. There is no similar errors in other themes and other installs where i use nextgen…
@pyrohot – OK, so just to make sure I understand … you are only seeing this with the installation(s) that you are using the “Simplekey” theme, not anywhere else?
Using one of the WordPress Twenty series theme with NextGEN Gallery does not produce these messages?
You can also try adding this to the theme’s functions.php file or to your wp-config.php file:
define( 'NGG_HIDE_STRICT_ERRORS', true );
Thanks!
– Cais.
Yes, only in Simplekey theme. No, in Twenty series themes dont have those messages.
define( ‘NGG_HIDE_STRICT_ERRORS’, true ); seems to not working…
@pyrohot – Although the “Simplekey” authors have basically said they won’t help you, perhaps you can ask if they do anything in their theme with error_level reporting … and if you can adjust it in their theme?
The define statement works in many cases but not if something else changes those levels after it has been “read” into the system.
– Cais.
