• Resolved Sinkadus

    (@niwin)


    Not sure what to make of this error I got when checking my site with the plugin Monitor jQuery:

    https://share.getcloudapp.com/rRuWGjAQ

    To the right, 404 solution is named as “Plugin”. This is way out of my comfort zone, but maybe you can shed some light on this?

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

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  • Plugin Author Aaron

    (@aaron13100)

    On the right it says 404 Solution, but the PHP file it refers to is a different plugin. It says […]plugins/rename-taxonomies/rename-taxonomies.php:320

    It looks like you can press the “+” button to get the full stack trace. So I would click that and paste that here so we can have more information.

    If there’s an error with 404 Solution it should appear in the debug file. You can look there from the 404 Solution Options page or you can turn on the “Help the Developer” option and any errors will be emailed to me automatically. To turn on the “Help the developer” option go to Settings -> 404 Solution -> Options and click the “Help the developer by sending error log” checkbox under “General Settings”. Then click Save at the bottom.

    To see the debug log click “View” in the “View the debug file” text at the very bottom of the “Advanced Settings (Etc)” section. If there’s a stack trace you can paste it to https://pastebin.com/ and paste the link created in pastebin here (do not paste the debug log here).

    Thread Starter Sinkadus

    (@niwin)

    This is the whole info:

    wp-content/plugins/rename-taxonomies/rename-taxonomies.php:320
    ABJ_404_Solution_ErrorHandler::NormalErrorHandler()
    wp-content/plugins/rename-taxonomies/rename-taxonomies.php:320
    array_merge()
    wp-content/plugins/rename-taxonomies/rename-taxonomies.php:320
    WebMan_Rename_Taxonomies::get_taxonomy_args()
    wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php:305
    apply_filters('register_taxonomy_args')
    wp-includes/class-wp-taxonomy.php:300
    WP_Taxonomy->set_props()
    wp-includes/class-wp-taxonomy.php:274
    WP_Taxonomy->__construct()
    wp-includes/taxonomy.php:459
    register_taxonomy()
    wp-content/themes/revolution-child/functions.php:125
    space_change_custom_taxonomy_slug_args()
    wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php:303
    do_action('registered_taxonomy')
    wp-includes/taxonomy.php:497
    register_taxonomy()
    wp-content/plugins/revolution-plugin/inc/portfolio/portfolio-taxonomy.php:58
    thb_create_post_type_portfolios()
    wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php:303
    do_action('init')
    wp-settings.php:578

    And yes, I do realize that the other plugin is maybe more of a problem, but went to you first. Would you say this is not a problem for 404 solution?

    Plugin Author Aaron

    (@aaron13100)

    This is not a problem with 404 Solution.

    The ABJ_404_Solution_ErrorHandler::NormalErrorHandler() catches all errors so that 404 Solution errors can be reported to me if users participate in the “help the developer” option on the options page. When an error happens with a different plugin the error is ignored and passed on as usual.

    Unfortunately the /revolution-plugin/ (‘Slider Revolution’) seems to be a paid plugin so I can’t find the code to look at to give you more information.

    Thread Starter Sinkadus

    (@niwin)

    Check.

    Actually revolution is a plugin for the theme (Revolution), not the slider.

    Thanks for looking into this. I will investigate further elsewhere.

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