Fatal error: Cannot call overloaded function for non-object

  • Resolved bclark22

    (@bclark22)


    9 years, 9 months ago

    Hello,

    I am using the floating login and it is exactly what I need for my site, but every time I enable it, my site eventually comes up with this error:

    Fatal error: Cannot call overloaded function for non-object in /home/joshkennedymusic/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp.php on line 529

    This happens especially when I go to register as a new user, after I get done putting my username and email in, it goes straight to the line 529 error.

    I have diagnosed the issue to be coming from the floating login plugin, because when I disable it, everything goes back to normal.

    I have tried putting a php5.ini with the code “apc.enabled=0” inserted into it and dropped that php5.ini file into the public html folder of my godaddy wordpress hosting. I read that sometimes APC needs to be turned off, but it didn’t work for my case. I also double checked that registration is enabled within my wordpress settings.

    Any ideas on what could be creating this issue?

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/floating-login/

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  • Plugin Author fozzyluke123

    (@fozzyluke123)

    I can’t say that I have ever heard of this error, and see no reason why such a simple plugin as this should be causing this error. What is the url of your website? After doing some quick googling, other godaddy users are having the same problem that seems to come from not being allocated enough CPU usage on the server. or try In the cpanel control panel, choose “Select PHP version”. Then I select “PHP Version 5.5″. Then click save.”

    Luke,

    Thread Starter bclark22

    (@bclark22)

    Hi fozzyluke, thank you for the quick response.

    I forgot to mention that I also selected PHP Version 5.5 from the godaddy cpanel, but it has not helped the issue. I’m not sure if I screwed something up with how my users are managed within the CMS or what, but it’s definitely an annoying problem.

    It almost seems to me that whatever code is in the Floating Login plugin is invoking some sort of loop that constantly runs and runs until it crashes the server? I’m not really sure since I’m a graphic artist and I am not completely knowledgeable about coding. What’s interesting is when I check the server in godaddy’s interface, I don’t see the CPU being utilized much and the RAM usage shoots up slightly, but it’s still a long way from being completely used up.

    The website is https://www.JoshKennedy.com The plugin is not enabled right now since I want the website to be up right now, but maybe there is a way I can give you access to the CMS and you can see if you find some sort of conflict.

    Plugin Author fozzyluke123

    (@fozzyluke123)

    I’m afraid I can’t help you here then, I would recommend you just build the element yourself, it is not very difficult or complicated and it should be fairly easy to find a tutorial online.

    Sorry for the lack of a very supportive support forum :), good luck.

    Luke,

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