Php 8.0.16 – Warning: Undefined variable $get_request_uri in

  • Resolved laraider

    (@laraider)


    2 years, 12 months ago

    Good evening, following a big problem with my site, I had to switch from PHP 7.4.28 to PHP 8.0.16 to solve my problem.

    But now I have this error line that appears on all my wordpress pages (admin and site) and it bugs my other plugins at the same time.

    Warning: Undefined variable $get_request_uri in /../../../../wp-content/plugins/coming-soon/app/render-csp-mm.php on line 210

    I can’t deactivate your plugin because my site has been “coming soon” for 2 1/2 years and I can’t afford for it to be visible as it is (especially since it’s not up to date, nor finished).

    Thank you for helping me.`

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  • Thread Starter laraider

    (@laraider)

    And I just noticed that my “Coming Soon” page is no longer updating either! I added text, I saved, but my modification does not appear.

    @laraider Thanks for reaching out and for reporting this issue! While we investigate this, you may turn off the PHP error (or WP debug) display in your “wp-config.php” file and/or in your webserver configuration with help from your web hosting support team. For quick reference of this in WordPress, here’s a link to the WordPress’ article section on setting the “WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY” constant to false in your site’s “wp-config.php” file.

    https://www.ads-software.com/support/article/debugging-in-wordpress/#wp_debug_display

    In regards to changes not appearing, this is usually due to caching by a WP cache plugin or server-side cache. You may try purging/clearing both within their settings page then check for improvement.

    Let us know if this helps!

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