Error on Match result

Hi @almirocunha,

Oh, thats strange. Can you please share a screenshot of the edit-page of that Event?

Thanks,
Savvas

Lets see that 2 links:

https://adorofutebol.com.br/jogo/36139/
https://adorofutebol.com.br/jogo/36135/

if i use the screen in print number 01 to change the results, than the problem happens, but if i use the screen number 02 the problem does not occurs and if i used the number 01, it will be fixed using number 02 after that.

I fixed the second link using exactly as i said and now its ok.

image01: https://adorofutebol.com.br/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/01_results.jpg
Image02: https://adorofutebol.com.br/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/02_bt_update.jpg

I am using sportpress 2.5.10, may i use the plugin sportspress-for-soccer.0.9.6 together?

Olá!

I’m sorry to hear that!

So when you try to use the quick edit tool you’ll get a warning?

Do you experience any missing functions besides that message?

I have just tried here and the quick edit works fine for me using the latest SportsPress and Rookie.

Thanks!

I ham having exactly the same issue as almirocunha. Also using sportspress 2.5.10 with Sporty template. If results are entered using the quick edit in the admin screen the results save ok but the errors appear on the event page.

No warnings, no error messages, it occurs like @pcvadmin said.

One more tip:

If i update the match in the full edit before putting the results this match will be fixed and after that if i update in the quick edit it will not show any errors.

i’m using 2.5.10 too.

Before this version i don′t remember have seen this errors.

Hi guys!

@pcvcadmin
Please kindly open a new topic so we can help you:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Forum_Welcome#Where_To_Post

But I’d recommend switching to Rookie or twenty sixteen to see how it works. You could also try the tip below

@almirocunha
So when you use the quick edit the results aren’t saved? Or are they saved and you get the warning in the frontend?

If it’s the the warning, you can disable it by adding this code in your functions.php file of your theme (first line, after <?php ):
error_reporting(0);

Warnings are not errors, they are just output messages by your server telling that something isn’t working as expected (but it didn’t cause any errors).

Thanks!

They are saved and i get the warning in the frontend

I could not find this line in the file

Hi!

You need to add that code to your functions file, it isn’t there by default.

Thanks!

What code?
This Code:
<?php ):
error_reporting(0);

or this code? error_reporting(0);

I cant find <?php in the code.

Thanks

Hi @almirocunha,

All .php files are starting with ” <?php ” on their very first line.

So what Roch is saying is to edit your functions.php (https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Functions_File_Explained) file of your theme (its advised to use a child theme https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Child_Themes to avoid loosing any custom code after an update) and right after ” <?php ” create a new line and add the following code:

error_reporting(0);

I hope that everything is clear now.

Thanks,
Savvas

• This reply was modified 6 years, 9 months ago by Savvas.

Its Clear, Thank you!!!

Problem is over.

You are welcome! ??