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Function name conflict, too generic

oik bwtrace · support · 2024-09-10T14:21:00+00:00

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pingram resolved
PHP Fatal error: Cannot redeclare ep() Sprout Invoices uses this same declaration. Had to tweak a bit but thanks for the useful tool. Thanks for the heads up. I wrote those functions in bobbfunc.php back in 2009, before I started writing any code for a WordPress plugin. In those days I didn’t know about namespaces and/or PHP classes. Can you confirm the tweaks you needed to make? I changed the function name and updated all references to ‘ep’ adding a prefix ‘bw_ep’ and all was good. Oops, I forgot to update this when I released oik-bwtrace v4.0.0. That’s similar to the solution I used in my fix. I also renamed wp() to bw_ep() . But to avoid version dependency problems I changed all my plugins that used wp() to call bw_echo( '</p>' ) instead.

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bobbingwide 2024-09-21T12:03:00+00:00

Thanks for the heads up. I wrote those functions in bobbfunc.php back in 2009, before I started writing any code for a WordPress plugin. In those days I didn’t know about namespaces and/or PHP classes. Can you confirm the tweaks you needed to make?

pingram 2024-09-23T17:42:00+00:00

I changed the function name and updated all references to ‘ep’ adding a prefix ‘bw_ep’ and all was good.

bobbingwide 2024-10-29T17:01:00+00:00

Oops, I forgot to update this when I released oik-bwtrace v4.0.0. That’s similar to the solution I used in my fix. I also renamed wp() to bw_ep() . But to avoid version dependency problems I changed all my plugins that used wp() to call bw_echo( '</p>' ) instead.