Repeated “Undefined array key location” warnings in TagDiv Composer

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Hello,

I am getting repeated PHP warnings inside TagDiv Composer:


Warning: Undefined array key "location" in
/wp-content/plugins/td-cloud-library/includes/tdb_config.php
on line 63782

The warnings appear across the Composer interface and make it difficult to edit my templates. I am also unable to save changes in TagDiv Composer.

Could you please advise what could cause this and how to fix it? Could it be a compatibility issue between my PHP version, Newspaper theme, TagDiv Composer, and TagDiv Cloud Library?

I have attached a screenshot. Thank you for your help.

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If the img doesn’t appear : https://ibb.co/vxyNVKS3

  • This topic was modified 3 weeks by Ephistos.
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Hi,

I can’t say what would cause this issue exactly, I don’t recall seeing it before. But I will investigate it. Please send an email at contact@tagdiv.com and provide a link to the website and admin login. Also I may need access to cPanel or FTP, if you could provide access to this as well it may be helpful.

Let me know and I will check as soon as possible.

Thank you!

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We are more who have this error, so please post the solution online

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Hi,

@Tyskschlager.dk

There wasn’t an actual solution. The problem was happening when the ACF plugin was active. The user didn’t require the ACF plugin anymore so it was deactivated and the issue was solved. I haven’t investigated further.

However, if you are using the ACF plugin and it’s required, and the same warnings are displayed, I’ll investigate it more. Let me know via email at contact@tagdiv.com I’ll need admin login for the website.

Thank you!

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Hi… Thank you very much for your reply. I temporarily solved the problem by rolling back all the way to PHP 7.4.30… but as soon as I upgraded to a version 8, the problem came back. I don’t know if this will help you.

I have ACF installed, but I probably don’t need it and will remove it, then try upgrading to the latest PHP version and se what happed then.

I can’t grant access since I’m developing using the “Local” program 🙂
Best regards

Best regards

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Thank you for the details. There must be something more specific to it, normally the ACF plugin works fine with the theme, regardless of the PHP version. I’ll make more tests on my end to see if it can be recreated.

Thank you!

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