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GG网络技术分享 2025-03-18 16:12 10
When I try to load WordPress, I get a lot of Use of undefined constant ‘view’ - assumed \'‘view’\' type of warnings and notices in the browser. This causes the pages to fill up with these messages before it renders the actual page content expected.
I tried changing error_reporting = E_ALL to error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE & ~E_WARNING but the warnings and notices still show up.
After doing php --ini I located both the 7.0 and 7.1 ini files and updated the value in both and restarted both FPM services on my vagrant.
Why are these still showing up?
You can combine WordPress build-in constants and PHP\'s ini settings.
Place these lines in your wp-config.php
ini_set(\'log_errors\',\'on\');ini_set(\'display_errors\',\'off\');
ini_set(\'error_reporting\', E_ALL );
define(\'WP_DEBUG\', false);
define(\'WP_DEBUG_LOG\', true);
define(\'WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY\', false);
This way all notices, warnings and errors will not be shown on the front-end of your website, but errors are still accesable by a log file.
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Looks like you copied the code from some source and pasted in your file, the inverted quote ` is used instead of \', simply change the single quote and it will be fixed.
change ‘view’ to \'view\' and so on.Demand feedback