steckinsights

Just to validate the issue you’re seeing, we’re seeing this too on a client’s site. My guess is that the Yoast plugin needs to be removed (they’re likely conflicting with each other). Disabling All In One SEO eliminated the error message. I haven’t disabled Yoast yet.

Hi @yenmer, I’m having the same issue. Same error messages.

WordPress v6.4.3
All-in-One Event Calendar by Time.ly v3.0.1
PHP 8.1

Thanks @nikelschubert. That solved the issue for me, too.

@mrice4wirrcom I know this needs to be in it’s own thread but it would be really helpful to know which PHP file you updated? (Similar problem here)

I’m having the same error. This is what we see:

PHP message: PHP Warning: Undefined array key “fonts” in /…/public/wp-content/plugins/hummingbird-performance/admin/ajax/class-minify.php on line 89

Note “…” is a redaction for privacy.

Let me know what I can give you to help you re-create the problem.

We see it most places in the admin, but the page I’m on right now is: “/wp-admin/admin.php?page=wphb-minification&view=settings”

@lokeshkalosiya We’re getting an error on newer versions of PHP. Maybe it’s unrelated, but it seems to be working on PHP 7.2 and in PHP 7.4, it does not.

We see “Invalid argument supplied for foreach()” on line 56 of wp-content/plugins/responsive-accordion-and-collapse/front/ac-content.php

My guess is that PHP 7.2 only shows a warning or isn’t using as strict of requirements as PHP 7.4.

Could you let me know if this is a known issue with PHP 7.4? Or should I create a new ticket?

So, I think I figured this out.

My issue was that I was trying to pull in the menu from a custom taxonomy and 1) had the ID field wrong and 2) didn’t have a menu selected (not sure how that happened).

What I learned is that LuckyWP ACF Menu Field can still use the get_field() and the_field() functions like any other template that pulls in ACF fields uses.

Where those two functions are added and what they look like will depend on what template file you are adding them to.

For a menu field that is added to any page, you would go to the particular page you are trying to edit and make sure the menu is selected on that page. Once set, you can go to the page template (perhaps page.php) and add the_field('your_menu_fields_name');.

In my case, I was trying to pull in a menu that I had set for a custom taxonomy (not a page). So I needed to reference the taxonomy ID as well. So my function looked more like this: the_field('my_menu_field_name','customtaxonomyname_17'); The “my_menu_field_name” being set in the ACF field group settings in the dashboard, the “customtaxonomyname” being set in functions.php when I defined my custom taxonomy, and “17” being the ID of the taxonomy term I was trying to target.

Hope that helps.

I’m gonna third this. I’m hunting for examples in the readme or plugin files but am having trouble pulling in the field. Thanks in advance!

Okay, I swear it wasn’t showing up before :\

It is now. So sorry for the stupid question — I promise it as gone (that or after having 4 children, I’ve finally completely lost my mind).

Thank you!

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Does anyone have any suggestion on this one? I added 'yarpp_support' => true to the custom post type registry and see my custom post type name showing up as a checkbox option in Settings > YARPP, but no related posts are showing up underneath.

I’m not sure if this is the same issue that @aakashchopra01 had, but maybe it expands on the question a little and give opportunity for someone to offer a helpful suggestion?

Thank you!

@barjinder did you end up finding any help on this? I’d be curious to know if you learned anything from the developer.

@galinastgeorge Agreed! There are too many good developers out there getting railed on by self-entitled freeloaders. Offering your hard work for free in the form a plugin should be met with some patience, grace and appreciation.

Ditto @zerogmedia. Did you get any feedback from Drip?

@kaisdavis, did you get a response? We’re seeing the same issue on our end.

Yes. Same 404 error. I’ve tried adjusting the advanced settings, as other posts suggest, as well as turning off all plugins. I only have one theme installed (and it’s a Genesis theme, which are pretty high-quality), so I didn’t switch themes. We’re seeing similar issues on other sites as well.