PHP errors and conflicts with other plugins

  • Resolved artyus

    (@artyus)


    4 years, 5 months ago

    Hello again!

    Now about the second problem. It was noted in the previous version and is saved in 3.15.0.

    When monitoring using the Query Monitor, two php errors are constantly noted (see screenshot).

    Moreover, during the testing, the following was noted. The first test of your plugin was successful, but when I installed it for the second time, for a very long time I could not find its settings page. Actually, I sat for an hour (if not more) and looked in the left menu of WordPress for a line with your plugin and could not find it anywhere. Through the “Settings” item in the list of plugins, only the wizard was opened, but it was impossible to switch to your other settings from it. I could not understand what was happening and where I got confused.

    Then I guessed to try to disable one of the plugins that I installed between the first and second tests of your plugin. And everything has appeared! It turns out that when you install the Ultimate WooCommerce Auction Plugin (Version: 2.0.10, Author: Nitesh Singh, link: https://en.www.ads-software.com/plugins/ultimate-woocommerce-auction/), the line from the left WordPress menu with a mention of your plugin completely disappears.

    I do not know it’s a problem in the second plugin, or in yours. Perhaps the PHP errors that I mentioned above are somehow related to this. I hope you can figure it out quickly.

    Thanks again for your wonderful plugin!

    PS.: Sorry for my English.

    Yours faithfully,
    Farid Taziev.

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  • Plugin Author Long Watch Studio

    (@lwsdevelopers)

    Hello again.

    For the first 2 errors you see, it’s because Query Monitor forces the display of all errors and warnings, even if we disable error reporting inside the code.
    These errors shouldn’t be displayed or logged because we told them not to. This include_once is here to test if the pro version is installed or not. So, this has nothing to do with the menu error.

    In WordPress, there is a standard way to register your menu in the administration menu. You set up a desired rank, and, if no other plugin is registered at that rank, you get that position in the menu. If some other plugin already uses that position, you’re pushed back on the next rank, and so on. WooRewards uses that standard positioning.

    I can only assume that the other plugin you’re talking about isn’t using that standardized method and overrides the menu position afterwards to make sure it’s right under WooCommerce. You should ask the plugin’s author about this.

    Thread Starter artyus

    (@artyus)

    Ok, thanks for the speed.

    I will send a message to the developers of that other plugin.

    Yours faithfully,
    Farid Taziev.

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