Rajin Sharwar

Same for options of “db-migration-log”, and “setting-add-this-site-all-public-posts”.

Thank you @victactoe!

Hey @gerlprint, thanks for opening this thread. I do not think my plugin enforces any GDPR layer on any previews. Can you share any screenshot, or any direct link of how this is appearing on your end?

Hi @wodobo, closing this topic for inactivity. Feel free to reply back again if you want to follow up further ??

Have a great day ahead!

Hi @johnpurcam, I just added a new option today where you can add URLs instead of just pages. Simply update the plugin and let me know if that was helpful.

Hey there, thanks for sharing that! I guess it’s a paid theme, so I am unable to test it by myself. Can you share the Fatal error logs with me that is occuring, so that I can check?

Also for the URLs, I will check if I can implement that. Many thanks for your suggestion!

Hi there, sorry to hear that you are facing such issues. can you let me klnow the plugin/theme stack you are using? As per my tests, this worked with almost most of the themes or plugins, so need to check if there is any exceptions. feel free to share any other things you might find!

Hi there, the plugin is updated to solve this issue. Kindly update to the latest version. Thanks!

Thank you for your review!

In WP version 5.8.6 as well, I bielive you can use the search parameter as suggested my Chat GPT. Is there any specififc errors being noticed by you?

It looks like the string “error” is being added to the beginning of the HTML document for all of your pages. This could be caused by many issues, including a plugin or theme function that adds this text to the output or a problem with your site’s configuration. Please try to check for plugin or theme conflicts. You can follow this documentation: https://yoast.com/help/how-to-check-for-plugin-conflicts/.

Also, Check your theme’s functions.php file and any plugin files for any functions that may add this text to the output. You can try commenting on or removing any code that seems related to this issue to see if it resolves the problem. Check your site’s configuration files, such as the wp-config.php file, for any constants or functions that might add this text to the output. If you are on an Apache server, check your site’s .htaccess file for any rules that might be causing this text to be added to the output. Take a look at your site’s database for any rogue data or options that might be causing this text to be added to the output. You can use a plugin such as WP-DBManager to optimize and repair your database or manually check the options table in the database for any suspicious values.

It looks like you are seeing some error messages related to your WordPress database tables. These errors indicate that there is a problem with one or more of your database tables and that they need to be repaired. You will need to run the REPAIR TABLE SQL command on the affected tables to fix these errors. This command will check the table for errors and try to repair them if possible. To run the REPAIR TABLE command, you will need to use a tool such as the MySQL command line, PHPMyAdmin, or a plugin such as WP-CLI. Like you can run the SQL commands:

REPAIR TABLE ps_users;
REPAIR TABLE ps_posts;
REPAIR TABLE ps_comments;
REPAIR TABLE ps_links;

Hi, actually without further detailed information, we can’t help you on this matter. Please try attaching a screenshot, or try getting in touch with the theme author.

Sure, you can mark it as resolved for now.

Hi, WordPress is compatible with PHP 8. So, if your themes and plugins support PHP 8 as well, you won’t be having any issues with your site. The message is showing because PHP 7.4 is no longer supported.