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  • Plugin Author Ron Rennick

    (@wpmuguru)

    Do you have WP_DEBUG enabled in your wp-config.php?

    Thread Starter Twain

    (@twain)

    Hi Ron
    I dont know I will have a look and get back to you if thats ok

    Thank you

    Thread Starter Twain

    (@twain)

    Hi Ron

    this is what I have

    define(‘WP_DEBUG’, false);
    define(‘SUNRISE’,’on’);

    Should I change this to ‘true’

    Thread Starter Twain

    (@twain)

    on checking one of my other sites within my MultiSite that has the same notice but on 2 more line 447 and 462

    essexdressageandshowjumpingclinics.saxonooak.co.uk I would like to point to https://www.horseclinics.co.uk

    Thread Starter Twain

    (@twain)

    sorry essexdressageandshowjumpingclinics.saxonoak.co.uk

    Plugin Author Ron Rennick

    (@wpmuguru)

    define(‘WP_DEBUG’, false);

    That’s the correct value. If there isn’t another define( ‘WP_DEBUG’ … above that in your wp-config.php then contact your hosting support about having warnings disabled.

    Thread Starter Twain

    (@twain)

    Hi Ron

    I only have the one – define(‘WP_DEBUG’, false); on the whole we-config.php

    I will contact my hosting support.

    Thank you very much for your help

    Shiralee

    Thread Starter Twain

    (@twain)

    Hi Ron
    My hosting support got back to me. this is what they said…

    There’s indeed only one debug statement in wp-config.php and as that did not solved the issue, try to remove the plugin and then add it one more time on your admin interface.
    I’m sorry that we’re not able to do more, as WordPress is a 3rd party application and we do not offer support for it.
    You may also try to re-upload the WordPress core files, in case one of them got corrupted

    I have not yet done this I would like your advice please

    Shiralee

    Plugin Author Ron Rennick

    (@wpmuguru)

    contact your hosting support about having warnings disabled.

    Sorry, I wasn’t clear. Ask your hosting support to have PHP warnings disabled.

    If support responds that warnings are not enabled in PHP then you must have a plugin (or theme) that is turning them on.

    Thread Starter Twain

    (@twain)

    Thank you for getting back to me Ron.

    I have asked 123-reg (hosting) support.

    I have been looking around the folders and I have 2 wp-config.php !!
    One in in the public folder and the other is in the wp-content folder !! could this be the problem ?

    I am using ‘Twenty Fourteen’ for Horse Clinics and ‘Sunspot’ for Older Riders

    Thread Starter Twain

    (@twain)

    Hi Ron, Sorry to bother you again, should I delete one of the 2 wp-config.php I have ?

    Do these notices mean I have a problem with my multisite that I should fix?? or would it be ok to just ignore them ?

    I have not done this yet but, this is what they came back with…

    Thank you for contacting 123-reg on the 13th April 2015.
    Please follow the steps in this link in order to disable PHP warnings:
    https://www.zootemplate.com/blog/how-to-disable-notice-and-warning-in-phpini-file
    Although it’s recommended to fix these type of errors and not hide/disable them.

    Plugin Author Ron Rennick

    (@wpmuguru)

    The wp-config.php in wp-content is not being used by WP.

    Thread Starter Twain

    (@twain)

    Should I remove the wp-config.php in wp-content ? If yes, I know how too remove it.

    Do the notices mean I have a problem with my multisite that I should fix?? or would it be ok to just ignore them ?

    Plugin Author Ron Rennick

    (@wpmuguru)

    Should I remove the wp-config.php in wp-content ?

    It’s perfectly safe to remove it. Your install isn’t using it.

    @ron: You haven’t said if there is a problem to take care of, or a newer version of the plugin that doesn’t give the error message “Undefined index: action in … domain_mapping.php on line 373”

    @twain: Would be helpful to Ron (or Any plugin author) to specify what version of WordPress and what version of the plugin you are using.

    @everyone: It is better to post in public boards redacting any server-specific info. So: Notice: Undefined index: action in /MYACCOUNTFOLDER/public_html/wp-content/plugins/wordpress-mu-domain-mapping/domain_mapping.php on line 373

    More Technical Info: If you want to be able to get detailed error messages (useful for fixing problems), but not have them show for anyone else (since they often give hackers clues for getting in, and since they are disturbing your visitors reading your good info), read this: https://computerhelp.glerner.com/2014-debugging-wordpress-problems-for-only-you/ however, don’t be frightened, there are lots of error messages from lots of plugins that have no effect on your site; programmers often test with Debug mode off and are sometimes sloppy about testing so there are 0 errors even with Debug on…

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