Hi 🙂
Thanks for reaching out. That code is running through registered widgets to enqueue their scripts. So I’d guess it’s a plugin or theme conflict. I’m not currently able to replicate. I’ve checked with PHP 5.2.17 and 7.2.1. Are you using the free or premium version of GeneratePress? And to confirm, you’ve tested with all plugins deactivated except for Page Builder and the Widgets Bundle or only the Widgets Bundle?
Are the warnings removed when switching to a default theme?
Thanks for replying Andrew
I’m using the free Generate Press version for the first time.
I’ve deactivated all plugins and have the same issue with Widgets bundle on its own and together with Page Builder activated. The warning only comes with Widgets Bundle active regardless of other plugins active or otherwise.
I haven’t tried another theme on this install but am using the plugin on other domains with no problems. For a short time I can’t test that as the domain is temporarily unavailable while CDN is propagating. I will check another theme as soon as I can and update you unless you have further information sooner.
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riley454.
Thanks, switching themes is the final step (with all other plugins deactivated) i the troubleshooting process, just so we can establish a working baseline. Please, let us know how it goes. I’ll also ask Alex here to take a look as he might have an idea that I don’t.
Thanks. I’ll keep you posted
Hi Andrew
I tested the widgets plugin on other themes with no issue. The theme developer is unaware of other issues and states there are many other users of the theme using SO wigdets without problems. I tend to believe his comments as it is a very popular theme with over 100k downloads and lots of positive reviews. I’m somehow stuck in the middle of this one.
I know your products work and I’m confident the theme does too but for some reason they won’t work together on my installation. Any suggestions?
Thanks for the update. For sure, there are lots of users working with GeneratePress and SiteOrigin plugins.
Not out of ideas yet, we’ll keep trying. Which version of PHP are you running? You can check with: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/server-ip-memory-usage/.
(If there aren’t any usage errors with the Widgets Bundle or any functionality then you could disable debug in which case the warnings wouldn’t display.)
Hi Andrew
Having ran out of ideas I completely removed the wordpress installation and started from scratch. Everything appears to be ok at this stage so I guess there may have been a problem with the initial WP installation. I’ll keep an eye on everything but fingers crossed I think problem solved.
Super 🙂 Glad you were able to resolve. All the best.
Hello,
I’m having what seems to be a related problem. This warning appears at the top of the website, visible when I’m logged in or not logged in:
Warning: file_exists() expects parameter 1 to be a valid path, string given in /home/content/p3pnexwpnas13_data01/33/3067133/html/wp-content/plugins/so-widgets-bundle/so-widgets-bundle.php on line 256
Would be grateful for guidance. Thank you!
Hi @lburke2
Please, open a new support topic, we’d be happy to assist. Thanks.
Thanks very much. Will do.
