• Hi all. I’ve got a problem after installing a new theme. An error message has popped up in the Dashboard as follow:

    <<Notice: Undefined index: basedir in /……./public_html/wp-content/themes/classipress3.0.5.2/includes/theme-functions.php on line 25>>

    <<Notice: has_cap was called with an argument that is deprecated since version 2.0! Usage of user levels by plugins and themes is deprecated. Use roles and capabilities instead. in /home/a2959947/public_html/w3/wp-includes/functions.php on line 3321>>

    Another php problem is in the view of the website not Dashboard as follow:

    <<Notice: Undefined index: basedir in /home/a2959947/public_html/w3/wp-content/themes/classipress3.0.5.2/includes/theme-functions.php on line 25>>

    I hope there are ways to fix the bug because the theme is so important that I can’t change it. I am waiting to see replies soon. Thanks!

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  • You could try to go into that file into line 25 and disable the line for now to be able to work on it until you have found out whats the problem with the theme.

    Al?so: I have a php file problem too with one theme which got solved after upgrading wordpress. Maybe you are not on 3.x but the theme demands it?

    Mog

    Thread Starter khdown

    (@khdown)

    Can you tell me more about how to disable the line because I just started to use wordpress for 2 days?

    Thread Starter khdown

    (@khdown)

    Here is the code.

    17 // global variables – DO NOT CHANGE
    18 $app_theme = ‘ClassiPress’;
    19 $app_abbr = ‘cp’;
    20 $app_version = ‘3.0.5.2’;
    21 $app_edition = ‘Personal Edition’;

    22 // legacy classipress path variables
    23 $upload_dir = wp_upload_dir();
    24 define(‘UPLOADS_FOLDER’, trailingslashit(‘classipress’));
    25 define(‘CP_UPLOAD_DIR’, trailingslashit($upload_dir[‘basedir’]) . 26 UPLOADS_FOLDER);
    27 define(‘TIMTHUMB’, get_bloginfo(‘template_url’).’/includes
    28 /timthumb.php’);

    29 // activate support for .mo localization files
    30 load_theme_textdomain(‘appthemes’);

    Thread Starter khdown

    (@khdown)

    And here is the code of the second error message on line 3321:

    317 // display all the custom fields on the single ad page, by default they are placed in the list 318 area
    319 if (!function_exists(‘cp_get_ad_details’)) {
    320 function cp_get_ad_details($postid, $catid, $locationOption = ‘list’) {
    321 global $wpdb;
    322 //$all_custom_fields = get_post_custom($post->ID);
    333 // see if there’s a custom form first based on catid.
    334 $fid = cp_get_form_id($catid);
    335
    336 // if there’s no form id it must mean the default form is being used
    337 if(!($fid)) {
    338
    339 // get all the custom field labels so we can match the field_name up 340 against the post_meta keys
    341 $sql = $wpdb->prepare(“SELECT field_label, field_name, field_type FROM “. 342 $wpdb->prefix . “cp_ad_fields”);
    343
    344 } else {

    iu believe you can do it with a ‘ infront of the line.

    Thread Starter khdown

    (@khdown)

    Sorry to border you a bit more. Help me by being more explicit and give step-by-step guides so I can follow.

    Did you figure out how to solve your problem with the Notice messages? I have installed WordPress 3.1 on my server. The theme that comes with it works fine but so far, two 3rd-Party themes I have tried result in the same kind of PHP Notice messages when I try to use them.

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