PHP Notices triggered by plugin

  • Resolved joel_birch

    (@joel_birch)


    10 years, 2 months ago

    Hello,

    With the WP_DEBUG constant set to true PHP 5.4.26 outputs the following notices about this plugin (v20140923). I think these should be easy to fix and not having those notices would make development much nicer.

    Notice: Undefined index: gap_custom in /Path/to/mysite/wp-content/plugins/ga-google-analytics/ga-google-analytics.php on line 64

Notice: Undefined index: link_attr in /Path/to/mysite/wp-content/plugins/ga-google-analytics/ga-google-analytics.php on line 65

Notice: Undefined index: tracker_object in /Path/to/mysite/wp-content/plugins/ga-google-analytics/ga-google-analytics.php on line 66

    Cheers.

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/ga-google-analytics/

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  • You say there’s nothing to do with GA Google Analytics but the notices focuses on ga-google-analytics.php as you can see below :

    Notice: Undefined index: gap_custom in /home/parental/www/wp-content/plugins/ga-google-analytics/ga-google-analytics.php on line 64

Notice: Undefined index: link_attr in /home/parental/www/wp-content/plugins/ga-google-analytics/ga-google-analytics.php on line 65

Notice: Undefined index: tracker_object in /home/parental/www/wp-content/plugins/ga-google-analytics/ga-google-analytics.php on line 66

    An I have deleted it !

    Plugin Author Jeff Starr

    (@specialk)

    Maybe you just deleted your local copy..? I don’t know what’s happening, but can tell you that, if the plugin is still generating notices, it has not been deleted from the server.

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