It’s not a PHP 7.2 issue, rather the plugin is looking for a src parameter in an old [flv] or [wmv] shortcode and the parameter doesn’t exist. The error is coming from my plugin trying to use the value without checking it actually exists.
PHP warnings and notices are good to be fixed but aren’t true errors that need to be worried about usually.
Can you figure out which post(s) are causing this warning and what the contents of the post are? I’m curious as to what shortcode content is causing it.
I was scrolling through my old blog which has posts going all the way back to 2007.
There were many posts where there was a php error instead of a video.
I’ll scroll through again and find some of the shortcodes and post them back here.
Can you edit the post and then post the shortcode you used here? I want to make sure I’m correctly parsing the old format you used.
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This reply was modified 2 years, 8 months ago by
Alex Mills.
I am not 100% sure what you are asking.
This is how the tagged portion looks like:
[flv]https://freedomthirst.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/dangerous_posters.flv[/flv]
That is this post: https://freedomthirst.com/2010/03/19/dangerous-posters-corrupting-our-children/
It is inside a table if that matters.
Am I understanding what you are looking for?
That’s exactly what I needed. I think my plugin was looking for something like this:
[flv src="VIDEO_URL"]Some text or something?[/flv]
I’ll make sure it can handle the format you’re using.
Should be fixed in v1.2.1. Thanks for the report.
Just in case this helps with that future release:
I just had ANOTHER site with old content start to produce PHP errors on the home page.
jondavisjr.com
Here is the error message:
src
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/**SECRET**/public_html/domains/jondavisjr.com/wp-content/plugins/vipers-video-quicktags-migrator/vipers-video-quicktags-migrator.php:1) in /home/**SECRET**/public_html/domains/jondavisjr.com/wp-content/plugins/sg-cachepress/core/Supercacher/Supercacher_Helper.php on line 41
I don’t have the skill level to interpret that, but I can see the names of vipers video quicktags migrator and my sg-cachepress plugin (which is a plugin provided by my hosting company).
Yesterday I was unable to view my site or login at all until I accessed the site via ftp and changed the name of the vipers quicktag plugin thus deactivating it.
When I changed the name back and reactivated vipers quicktag again in the wordpress dashboard I got this message on my wordpress dashboard:
“The plugin generated 4 characters of unexpected output during activation. If you notice “headers already sent” messages, problems with syndication feeds or other issues, try deactivating or removing this plugin.”
I’m not sure if this is related to the same problem or not, but it is curious that it is happening about the same time as the problems on my freedomthirst.com site.
I am deactivating the vipers video quicktags migrator plugin for now.
Let me know if turning it back on will help you out in any way – but it does make my site show php errors, and in some cases ONLY php errors.
I just saw that you upgraded the plugin.
My site automatically did the upgrade (I have it setup that way).
The problem on the jondavisjr.com site happened AFTER the upgrade – so it is a problem in the new version.
Possibly related to Michael Visser’s post about “fsrc” being injected into the header.
I do have version 1.2.1 on both freedomthirst.com and jondavisjr.com
Yes, I’m also experiencing the “headers already sent by” php bug with 1.2.1.
@tommcgee ‘s suggestion worked for this.
I just went into the plugin file and deleted the 4 letters and the problem is solved. 🙂
@zsero , see the one post in this forum that is newer than this one.
And I also assume Alex will fix it.
Blessings.
Thanks, removing that works!
Sorry about this. I’m visually impaired and completely missed the fact that I fat fingered in these extra characters. I’ll get a new version out ASAP!
