simone_b

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  • Done and done. Thanks again, and I’m glad you found it helpful from a development perspective! The Boston Poetry Slam owes you a drink for sure if you ever find yourself in our area.

    Aha! I didn’t occur to me that the slider categories could be messing with the admin panel to that degree. I assumed I messed something up with my super-inelegant PHP fumblings.

    Thank you so much for your quick and personal attention. I am both impressed and grateful.

    OOH, MAGIC.

    Tags and Categories appear to be functioning both on the site and in the admin panel now. Only the get_custom_colours error remains, which doesn’t appear to affect anything. Thank you so much!

    Is this a problem I created somehow, perhaps by nesting categories? I’d like to avoid breaking things again in this way.

    My slider is set to show the 5 latest posts. I previously had it set to show desired categories and it was functioning properly (although I didn’t have debug on, so I don’t know if it was generating errors).

    My child theme files:

    * functions.php (no changes, just a placeholder)

    * style.css (just changes the header height to 100px)

    * upcoming_page_template.php used here: http://bostonpoetryslam.com/see-a-show/all-upcoming-shows-by-the-boston-poetry-slam

    * future_cantab_features_page_template.php

    * future_radio_features_page_template.php

    These last two are not currently in use, as they are new since the upgrade and I was concerned that they were causing the problem. Disabling them as templates has had no effect.

    Okay, I’ve updated the file. (WP_DEBUG is still on.)

    Oh, neat. Thanks for the quick reply (and the tool).

    The Category Archive pages do not generate any errors.

    The following error appears on the Tag Archive pages (same on each):

    Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in /homepages/33/d203048540/htdocs/bps/wp-content/themes/graphene/includes/theme-loop.php on line 493

    This line number references the if statement in the graphene_tax_description function.

    Additionally, the following error appears on the top of every page:

    Notice: Undefined index: hook_suffix in /homepages/33/d203048540/htdocs/bps/wp-content/themes/graphene/includes/theme-head.php on line 398

    Apparently in reference to this line (comment included for clarity):

    // the custom colours are needed in both the display and admin mode
    $style .= graphene_get_custom_colours( $graphene_settings['hook_suffix'] );

    A sidebar error was also generated due to a plug-in using a deprecated argument, which I repaired. That didn’t change anything else.

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