phil.piggott

@esmi @jan Dembowski OK thanks, your instructions are noted.

I am using an identical theme with identical versions as the original poster. I have contacted woo themes for support now that I know it is a problem with their Canvas theme.

I have the same error in category-template.php line 1158 after upgrade to WordPress 4.4

Warning: array_map(): Argument #2 should be an array in /home/xxxxx/public_html/xxxxxxx/wp-includes/category-template.php on line 1158

It seems to be a problem with the CANVAS theme?

Can anyone help?

Hi Mike,

I’ve tried this as you have suggested and the problem does in fact go away with the modified version of wpgform-post-type.php

Hi Mike,

The blank page problem appears with both Google Forms and WordPress SEO activated at the same time. The problem goes away if I disable either of them.

There are no debug error messages with just WordPress SEO active.

The debug error messages appear when Google Forms is active and WordPress SEO is disabled.

Debug error messages remain with both Google Forms and WordPress SEO active at the same time, with the added issue of blank page when trying to edit posts or pages.

By changing the theme to standard WordPress theme the problems remain exactly the same, so I don’t think it’s a problem with the Woo Theme.

Many thanks

Phil

I have the same problem with WordPress 3.9 running Woo Theme ‘for the cause’ WooCommerce, WordPress SEO (Yoast) and Google Forms 0.65.

I get a blank page when accessing posts, pages, products etc… With either Google Forms or WordPress SEO deactivated the error goes away.

With debug true in wp-config.php I see these errors as soon as I activate Google Forms regardless of whether WordPress SEO is active or not:

Notice: Undefined index: post_type in /home/linweb07/p/prolinespas.com/user/htdocs/can/wp-content/themes/forthecause/functions/admin-custom.php on line 454

Notice: Undefined index: post_type in /home/linweb07/p/prolinespas.com/user/htdocs/can/wp-content/themes/forthecause/functions/admin-custom.php on line 454

With Google Forms activated I see the error messages. With WordPress SEO activated as well I can’t edit posts, pages, products…