PHP compatibility

– this has been tested with (pretty much) all version from 5.3 up to the current 7.3

– i have installed the plugin hundreds (probably 1000’s) of times without ever getting that warning, so i can only assume some other plugin or custom coding/filter is altering the default behaviour of the native (though pluggable) WP wp_get_current_user function

• This reply was modified 5 years, 10 months ago by ollybach.

That’s entirely possible. I didn’t build the site, but working on getting it updated and I have no idea what has been done to it.

thing is, i could add a conditional that would result in this warning not showing anywhere, but the problem is that a plugin/coding that changes this default WP functions behaviour *might* subsequently result in the access/permissions structure inbuilt into the plugin regarding who can access what wppizza (admin) pages getting messed up so am not entirely sure whether or not this would actually be a good thing to do.
It could potentially just add other issues further down the line

i’ll mull it over for a bit i guess..

• This reply was modified 5 years, 10 months ago by ollybach.

out of interest, do you have any kind of permission/access plugins installed there ?
(and if so , which one. perhaps i can see if i can reproduce this here and ascertain if there’s a safe workaround for this)

I have it in a testing environment and could give you access. The warnings only display in the backend. I’ll contact you through your site contact page.