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  • Plugin Author oferwald

    (@oferwald)

    I suggest you just suppress this with the @ symbol

    Or reduce the warning level ??

    Best,

    Thread Starter flapane

    (@flapane)

    I can’t edit the verbosity level on my web hosting, but what’s important is that this is not a critical error, and I can ignore it. ??
    Thanks

    Hi,

    I get the same error. My error log files are full of these messages.
    Is it possible to fix it in the next release?
    Thanks in advance.

    Thread Starter flapane

    (@flapane)

    Actually, given the fact that such warnings are more and more growing (thousands of them), and from time to time I need to check my error log, I think that it could be useful to suppress such warning messages (even if they shouldn’t never ever be suppressed).
    However, I’m not sure about the right steps to follow:
    I’m supposed to add a @ to the culprit function. However, on line 731 there’s no function:
    $this->html->find('language', 0)->innertext = $this->lang;

    Would you be so kind to help me (and maybe consider suppressing them in the source code, so that one doesn’t have to manually do it every time the plugin is updated) ?

    Thanks in advance

    Plugin Author oferwald

    (@oferwald)

    @$this->html->find(‘language’, 0)->innertext = $this->lang;

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