Hi,
Our hosting is being upgraded from 7.1 to PHP 7.3 — we have no choice in this.
We’ve been testing under 7.3 and it seems to work OK, but I see a few PHP notices in our logs:
PHP Notice: Undefined index: td_action in /www/wp-content/plugins/td-composer/css-live/css-live.php on line 30 when calling load_css_live(), request: POST /wp-json/td-composer/save_post?uuid=d3e44293-be63-b604-a390-de4c4db69833, request_id: fd9c7092f6fe56f5b1ce67b29af644a8
PHP Notice: compact(): Undefined variable: tcp in /www/presslabs/db.php on line 689 when calling compact(), request: POST /wp-json/td-composer/save_post?uuid=d3e44293-be63-b604-a390-de4c4db69833, request_id: fd9c7092f6fe56f5b1ce67b29af644a8
PHP Notice: Undefined index: action in /www/wp-content/plugins/td-composer/includes/tdc_ajax.php on line 89 when calling tdc_on_save_post(), request: POST /wp-json/td-composer/save_post?uuid=d3e44293-be63-b604-a390-de4c4db69833, request_id: fd9c7092f6fe56f5b1ce67b29af644a8
PHP Notice: Undefined index: tdbTemplateType in /www/wp-content/plugins/td-cloud-library/includes/tdb_functions.php on line 934 when calling require_once(), request: POST /wp-json/td-composer/get_header_templates?uuid=0c592d16-88eb-343a-1ea3-ce91699d952b, request_id: af8f94f958948f35820b6c1af00aeb07
These seem all related to live editing using REST-API. It looks like I am able to edit and save post content in TD Composer and the normal WP editor without errors.
Could you please advise whether these issues would be affecting site operation in any meaningful way?
I understand you recommend 7.2 at this point, but as I said, we are being upgraded to 7.3 so we need to know what the effects of these issues are.
Also, I see the theme has been certified for 7.2 for more than a year but is still not certified for 7.3. When will that be happening?
Thanks,
Peter.
Hi,
That would be the case, the theme should be used where possible with PHP up to 7.2. Our developer team as far as I know haven’t begun to test with higher versions. Maybe there is no actual problem caused by using 7.3, but I can’t say for sure unfortunately.
If everything so far works properly despite those notices, and you cannot change the PHP version even if you want to, then the only way is to keep using PHP 7.3. Hopefully we will also begin testing and officially support it.
Thanks
