The “custom_html” block was affected by errors and may not function properly. Check the developer tools for more details.
The item in quotes includes: meta, text block, media, etc.
I have two websites, was using Customizr, the preview for the template is blank, on both sites.
Officewife.biz has more errors in widgets than Aspiritualparadigm.com Using the same widgets on both sites.
Used the troubleshooter, turned off all plugins, widget errors stayed the same.
Changed the theme. Errors are the same.
Ran WordPress Doctor, core files check failed on both sites.
Ran out of suggestions and steps to try.
]]>Uncaught ReferenceError: AstraToggleSetup is not defined
at HTMLDocument.<anonymous> (frontend.min.js:1)
Uncaught ReferenceError: astraNavMenuToggle is not defined
at n (frontend.min.js:1)
at frontend.min.js:1
Uncaught ReferenceError: astra is not defined
at o (frontend.min.js:1)
at frontend.min.js:1
Uncaught ReferenceError: astra is not defined
at o (frontend.min.js:1)
at frontend.min.js:1
So I noticed the hamburger menu is not working but I don’t know what AstraToggleSetup
is for. FYI, Site Health shows this: “Your site is running an older version of PHP (7.3.33), which should be updated” Could the version of PHP be the issue, and what is the recommended setting?
Here are some screenshots:
Widgets shot1
Widgets shot2
Console errors
I could definitely use some help and where to look or what to fix – thanks!
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Seeing hourly notices in error_log that look like this:
PHP Notice: Undefined index: offset in ../public_html/wp-content/plugins/feedzy-rss-feeds/includes/admin/feedzy-wp-widget.php on line 250
PHP Notice: Undefined index: multiple_meta in ../public_html/wp-content/plugins/feedzy-rss-feeds/includes/admin/feedzy-wp-widget.php on line 251
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]]>When I tried to access the site the next day though, I got this:
Index of /
favicon.ico
Apache Server at www.langdonlibrary.com Port 80
When I then tried to login to my admin account at www.langdonlibrary.com/wp-admin/ I got a 404 error saying the page didn’t exist.
I checked on my hosting account and all of the files are still there. I uninstalled and reinstalled WordPress today but am still having the same issues.
Any ideas on what happened and how I can fix it? During the time that the site was working to the time that it stopped working, there were no changes at all. I have no idea how something like this can happen.
thanks,
Melanie
I had a JavaScript error in both IE8 and F/F 3.6.14 when I logged in to edit a post/page or update/add a sidebar Widget.
I was unable to expand/contract Post/Page widget headers, or expand the “Status Published”, “Published on” links. I couldn’t click and drag sidebar widgets either… There was a JavaScript error in the status bar (IE8) as follows:
a.widget.prototype._trigger is undefined
The solution was to follow the “Resetting Plugins” in phpMyAdmin
Use phpMyAdmin
1. In the table wp_options, under the option_name column (field) find the active_plugins row
2. Change the option_value field to: a:0:{}
However, I needed to double check the issue so I coppied and saved the old data in Notepad from wp_options > active_plugins. Then after replacing the content with a:0:{} and saving the changes in the Database the JavaScript error was still there.
I pasted the old data back into the active_plugins field and saved the changes again… PRESTO! Back to normal and no js errors!
Hope this helps you out too.
Cheers
These are the problems I ran into:
1. The “onchange” command for the archive dropdown was listed as “onChange” which caused several errors.
2. <script language=”Javascript”> is written as <script lang=”Javascript”>
3. Even written correctly, <script language=”Javascript”> is a deprecated tag and should be <script type=”text/javascript”> to render no validation errors.
4. I was getting an error similar to this one TWENTY-SEVEN TIMES (that is 27 errors):
Error Line 481 column 8: ID “links” already defined.
<li id=”links” class=”widget widget_links”><h2 class=”widgettitle”>www</h2>
It was also telling me that my li were missing ul’s (which they weren’t, it was the widget.php causing the problem). Finally, after combing through many websites, forums, posts, asking for help and getting nowhere, I found this:
– On wordpress 2.2.1 you have to add :
$before_widget = preg_replace(‘/id=”[^”]*”/’,’id=”%id”‘, $before_widget);
before line 397 (after the } else { )
That error does not appear to have been fixed in the new release of WordPress.
I am down to 3 errors and have had no success in getting any help clearing those.
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