wp.load() makes untested assumption
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wp-includes/load.php:
instead of just doing this: $_REQUEST = array_merge( $_GET, $_POST );
It variously throws PHP errors claiming the 1st (usually) or 2nd (sometimes) argument is not an array. If I replace that with this:
if(is_array($_GET)) { if(is_array($_POST)) $_REQUEST = array_merge( $_GET, $_POST ); else $_REQUEST = array_merge( $_GET ); } else { if(is_array($_POST)) $_REQUEST = array_merge($_POST); else $_REQUEST = ”; }
The errors go away.
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If that file threw errors it would be affecting everybody and would have been noticed and fixed by now (it’s been there for 8 years), but
$_POSTand$_GETshould be arrays even if they’re empty, so your code shouldn’t be necessary.Under what circumstances are you seeing these errors? What version of PHP are you running?
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