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supportDebugThis produces the following when ANY debug option is selected: Fatal error: Cannot use object of type WP_Error as array in /home2/llnews/public_html/wp-content/plugins/debug-this/debug-this.php on line 183 Site is http://leasidelifenews.com running latest version of WP and Thesis. https://wordpress.org/plugins/debug-this/
I’ve removed the plugin as it wasn’t working at all – but would still like to see an answer as this issue has come up before and I haven’t seen satisfactory responses.
I’m getting the same error, using nginx and php-fpm if that makes any difference: PHP message: PHP Fatal error: Cannot use object of type WP_Error as array in /var/www/free/wp-content/plugins/debug-this/debug-this.php on line 183 There is a message in this forum from a year ago where the developer said he would look into it, but i don’t see a fix and that thread was closed.
Hi guys, I’m the new maintainer of Debug This. I have been unable to reproduce this error though I do see it around various support forums which seems to indicate a variety of possible causes. I suspect this is a conflict with another plugin that applies filters to the various parts of the WordPress Http object; filters that can be accounted for once they are known. If you are interested in helping, I will create a version that catches the error and logs the object and filters. You can then send that log to me for examination. If not, I understand. Please let me know if you are using another debugging plugin so I can see if and how they handle things. Chris
Chris… I really appreciate you reaching out and trying to get this fixed. I don’t have a huge amount of time to spend on this, but I want to be a good community member, so I will assist as much as I can. The issue I ran into was actually with Permalinks, where I just had to re-save the Permalinks setting in WP Admin (even though it looked okay), but it was difficult to debug since I couldn’t even tell what queries were running. I don’t have much WP coding experience, but mostly manage deployment, a programming team, and client relations. The server we used 6 months ago has been rebuilt and no longer uses nginx, so it may not be that easy to replicate. I have other servers that run nginx though so we can at least see if that’s the issue. Get me a copy of the plugin to test with and some basic tests to run through and I’ll see if I can recreate the issue.
I’ve removed the plugin as it wasn’t working at all – but would still like to see an answer as this issue has come up before and I haven’t seen satisfactory responses.
I’m getting the same error, using nginx and php-fpm if that makes any difference: PHP message: PHP Fatal error: Cannot use object of type WP_Error as array in /var/www/free/wp-content/plugins/debug-this/debug-this.php on line 183 There is a message in this forum from a year ago where the developer said he would look into it, but i don’t see a fix and that thread was closed.
Hi guys, I’m the new maintainer of Debug This. I have been unable to reproduce this error though I do see it around various support forums which seems to indicate a variety of possible causes. I suspect this is a conflict with another plugin that applies filters to the various parts of the WordPress Http object; filters that can be accounted for once they are known. If you are interested in helping, I will create a version that catches the error and logs the object and filters. You can then send that log to me for examination. If not, I understand. Please let me know if you are using another debugging plugin so I can see if and how they handle things. Chris
Chris… I really appreciate you reaching out and trying to get this fixed. I don’t have a huge amount of time to spend on this, but I want to be a good community member, so I will assist as much as I can. The issue I ran into was actually with Permalinks, where I just had to re-save the Permalinks setting in WP Admin (even though it looked okay), but it was difficult to debug since I couldn’t even tell what queries were running. I don’t have much WP coding experience, but mostly manage deployment, a programming team, and client relations. The server we used 6 months ago has been rebuilt and no longer uses nginx, so it may not be that easy to replicate. I have other servers that run nginx though so we can at least see if that’s the issue. Get me a copy of the plugin to test with and some basic tests to run through and I’ll see if I can recreate the issue.