mcolli10

Check if you have any error logs in your webroot and have a read through them. This is most likely related to an issue with 2.7 and 2.7.1 regarding headers already sent because of a blank space in public_html/wp-content/themes/responsive/core/includes/functions-admin.php around line #109.

This https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/cannot-modify-header-information-error-in-2-7/ link explains more.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by mcolli10.

This was addressed with Responsive 2.7.1 but there is still a blank space at line #109 in functions-admin.php. Those closing and opening PHP tags are no longer required at line #108 and #110.

I agree. There is still a blank space between a closing PHP tag and an opening PHP tag at line #109 in version 2.7.1 for functions-admin.php. Those PHP tags don’t even need to be there since the change made from 2.7 to 2.7.1 now assigns the style code block to a PHP variable called $style as outlined by Magenbrot and liquidsunshine above.

I’m getting the exact same issue.

Thanks dcooney.
I have worked out that a $alm_query->reset_postdata(); call in my repeater block was breaking my code. I’ll post another thread with a new topic about that issue.

Michael

Hi Bojan,
I did some further research and found an interesting article about the PHP Warning I’m getting. This site https://sarathlal.com/fix-for-php-warning-invalid-argument-supplied-for-foreach-in/ explains this well. I followed solution 2
I changed the line #638 from
foreach ( $popup_ids as $id ) {
to
foreach ( (array) $popup_ids as $id ) {
and the PHP warnings have stopped.

Regards
Michael

Can you please provide an example code for the filter tba_register_post_type_args where you would exclude post type from search

'exclude_from_search' = true

Hi, After I upgraded to 0.7.2 I have noticed that I’m getting errors logged for [13-Dec-2013 00:57:07 UTC] PHP Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/accountname/public_html/wp-content/plugins/stream/includes/settings.php on line 263.

Using PHP version 5.3.24.

I had similar problem with page template & page author not displaying.
I checked all of my settings and found under Design that my current theme was not selected. I selected it and the above options appeared.

Apart from that the only other bug I have found using 2.5.1 is that the Not Found 404 page will not display unless you choose a Posts page from the dropdown option under the Readings Settings. Otherwise it just displays the last page from your Manage Pages list.