• Hello Experts,

    Could you’ll please let me know what might be the issue?

    Which ever page I navigate displayed the same error.

    Attached is the screengrab of the error.

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Could you’ll please let me know what might be the issue?

    You’re running the latest version of the WordPress software with ancient versions of various plugins and your theme, and that’s likely to cause issues. I’m sure you have a million and one update notifications in your WordPress dashboard, which you’re ignoring.

    Update your theme and ALL your plugins, and most (if not all) these annoying notices should go way.

    Then open your site’s wp-config.php file, look for the line like:

    define( 'WP_DEBUG', true );

    … and change the value true to false.

    Thread Starter melwyn

    (@melwyn)

    Hello @gappiah ,

    Thank you for your response.

    How can the plugins be updated. Which ever page I navigate these error is displayed.

    Do the second step I mentioned first to hide the notices so you can do the updates.

    (I put it second because I was concerned you’d not bother with the updates once the notices go away.)

    Thread Starter melwyn

    (@melwyn)

    Hello @gappiah

    Apologies Im not expert in this. Could you please let me know the link or steps how to get there.

    on the login page as well it displays the same error & I cannot login.

    Thank you for your support

    You don’t login to WordPress to do this.

    You are to edit the WordPress configuration file named wp-config.php. The file is typically located at the root of the same folder that holds all your WordPress files and folders.

    Use either FTP –OR– the File Manager utility in your hosting control panel to find and edit this file as instructed above. Backup the file before editing the original.

    NB: If you’re still unable to login after taking the above steps to turn off debugging, disable ALL your plugins by renaming the plugins folder found inside the /wp-content/ folder (again, you do this from FTP or your hosting File Manager).

    Thread Starter melwyn

    (@melwyn)

    @gappiah

    Thank you for your response and support. Will try the above option.

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