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Hi,
Not 100% sure if this is right place to report. Recently I added simbiocard from other site to network. But than got lots of similar messages like:
Warning: Illegal string offset ‘address’ in <>/wp-content/themes/symbiostock/inc/classes/network-manager/network-manager.php on line 431
on /wp-admin/admin.php?page=symbiostock-control-options page
And this thing reappears every time I tick ‘Update public network info’ and click ‘Save Changes’. (I thought that was faulty card, deleted that, re-added – no matter what) I am getting this warnings.
Is it something to worry about?
version – 2.6.5
host – bluehost
php – 5.3.27I am not a php dev nether be admin but should be able to get databasetables dumps if needed
I am having the same issue. Reported it a couple of weeks ago but never got a response.
Was it the same site that affected both of you?
http://kerioakimaging.com - trying to reopen
http://nail-art-at.kerioak.com - Art and Nail Art@christine wrote:
Was it the same site that affected both of you?
well we both had http://www.picturemojo.co.nz in common in our networks. I actually tried to remove it so you cannot see it any more 🙂 Anyway, the warning is still there… apart from that, only symbiostock.info is in common
Maybe you have in network buyillustrations.net or semmickphoto.com? They still have Symbio 2.6.4 installed, with buggy symbiocard.
Here are the messages and the members of my network.
Warning: Illegal string offset ‘address’ in /home2/quailru2/public_html/wp-content/themes/symbiostock/inc/classes/network-manager/network-manager.php on line 431
Warning: Illegal string offset ‘address’ in /home2/quailru2/public_html/wp-content/themes/symbiostock/inc/classes/network-manager/network-manager.php on line 431
Warning: Illegal string offset ‘address’ in /home2/quailru2/public_html/wp-content/themes/symbiostock/inc/classes/network-manager/network-manager.php on line 431
Warning: Illegal string offset ‘address’ in /home2/quailru2/public_html/wp-content/themes/symbiostock/inc/classes/network-manager/network-manager.php on line 431
Warning: Illegal string offset ‘address’ in /home2/quailru2/public_html/wp-content/themes/symbiostock/inc/classes/network-manager/network-manager.php on line 431
Linked Sites
http://www.flashstockphoto.com
http://stockimages.glennspecht.com/wp
http://www.hookstockimages.com
http://www.clipartillustration.com
http://lastockphotograhy.com
http://stockphoto-images.com
http://pinkbadgerphoto.com
http://stock.kelleherphoto.com
http://cathyslifestockphotos.comAre you sure you’re running PHP 5.3.x? I was seeing errors like this and after lots of other things went wrong as well, it turned out that Bluehost had switched me to PHP 5.4 AND the cPanel was telling me it was 5.3.27 even though it wasn’t.
See this thread for details on how to check what you’re really running
I created the info.php file from the other thread and it shows I am running 5.4.2.
Should I downgrade back to 5.3?
Yes revert to 5.3, 5.4 prevents buyers from downloading images, page turns plain white instead of offering a download area.
http://kerioakimaging.com - trying to reopen
http://nail-art-at.kerioak.com - Art and Nail ArtI reverted back to 5.3 and the error no longer occurs. Thanks for all your help.
@quailrunphotos wrote:
I reverted back to 5.3 and the error no longer occurs.
Are you on Bluehost also?
Yes on Blue Host since May, running WP 3.6.1 Symbiostock 2.6.5 and CleanTheme 2.0
this is the only problem I have encountered with these versions.
mine was also 5.4…. (sorry, I did not received reply notification here) reverted to 5.3 and it is ok now.
also on bluehost, also was confused by what cPanel says
@quailrunphotos wrote:
I created the info.php file from the other thread and it shows I am running 5.4.2.
Should I downgrade back to 5.3?
David (or anyone else reading that can help), would you please elaborate on this? I’m just dipping my toes into this php stuff and not real clear on what to do.
Here is the direction given from the other thread:
To be sure, what php version you have, create file with
< ?php
phpinfo();
?>and put it in root folder. Then call your_site/info.php
Would the step-by-step instructions be:
Go to my C-Panel and they select the File Manager
Highlight the root directory
Add a file that has has the info between < and > (including those symbols). Do I create that as a text file on notepad and upload or do I use the New File option right on my file manager page?And when it says to “call your_site/info.php” I understand that “your_site” means that I insert my site name there but where do I “call” the site – is that another way of saying I should put http://www.my_site.com/info.php in the search bar as I would put any site url and that calls up the info?
Thanks!
@klsbear wrote:
@quailrunphotos wrote:
I created the info.php file from the other thread and it shows I am running 5.4.2.
Should I downgrade back to 5.3?
David (or anyone else reading that can help), would you please elaborate on this? I’m just dipping my toes into this php stuff and not real clear on what to do.
Here is the direction given from the other thread:
To be sure, what php version you have, create file with
< ?php
phpinfo();
?>and put it in root folder. Then call your_site/info.php
Would the step-by-step instructions be:
Go to my C-Panel and they select the File Manager: YES
Highlight the root directory: YES
Add a file that has has the info between < and > (including those symbols). Do I create that as a text file on notepad and upload or do I use the New File option right on my file manager page?: In File Manager Use the new file option, and it will create a blank file, then edit the file and insert the above php command. Save the file.And when it says to “call your_site/info.php” I understand that “your_site” means that I insert my site name there but where do I “call” the site – is that another way of saying I should put http://www.my_site.com/info.php in the search bar as I would put any site url and that calls up the info? YES, it will display the version number that you are looking for.
Thanks!
See bolded text above. I had never heard of PHP until 4 months ago. So you are doing great.
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