I found a solution for a similar problem by adding php_flag display_errors Off
to my .htaccess file I also had to add php_value max_execution_time 259200
but i think this was related to a different issue.
I had the same problem as @socialmgtech and @b_garcia for a different application that runs on php and mysql the same as wordpress, it is called vtiger. when i installed it, it would show a bunch of error warnings as described in socialmgtechs post.
i found out that these are just error warnings and are referring to php code that isn’t needed, but this doesn’t impact the functionality.
all I needed to do was set php_flag display_errors Off
, i didnt have access to my php.ini file so i put this line of code in my .htaccess file and this stopped the warnings and errors from displaying, which then allowed vtiger to render in the browser as normal. and it functions as normal.
I assume the same can be said for WordPress, however i will note that i did not have these issues with WordPress, but i did with vtiger, and they are both installed on the same shared server hosting account, in separate folders.
Julian