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Hi,
In newly created posts I get the following error messages at the end of a blog post:
Warning: Undefined array key “url” in /home/clients/b19adb5619324e69140d23127c2c7dc3/web/wp-content/plugins/gp-premium/elements/class-block-elements.php on line 1306
Warning: Undefined array key “linkType” in /home/clients/b19adb5619324e69140d23127c2c7dc3/web/wp-content/plugins/gp-premium/elements/class-block-elements.php on line 1306
Warning: Undefined array key “linkType” in /home/clients/b19adb5619324e69140d23127c2c7dc3/web/wp-content/plugins/gp-premium/elements/class-block-elements.php on line 1306
I checked and found that the custom plugin: Elements.
Use our Block Theme Editor, create richer HTML hooks, and get more layout control that causes error messages.I don’t want to turn it off because it changes my layout. Is there another solution?
See you an example: https://texteundberatung.ch/wissenschaft-welche-probleme-loest-ki-im-rekrutierungsprozess/
Thank you Manuela
Customer Support
Hi there,
can you recall which Site you imported from the Library ? So i can look to fix that and send some updated code.
Hi David
I have the Theme Newsroom.
If possible, I am happy to release a role in wordpress, because I want to make the website public as it is my company site.
As long as these errors are displayed, I cannot make it public.
The error is caused by my own plugin GenerateBlocks.
The PHP version in WordPress is 8.1.
Thank you
Manuela 😀 grateful for rapid support.Customer Support
Hi Manuela,
I believe I’ve identified the issue. Please try the following steps to fix:
1. Edit the Post Navigation element under Appearance > Elements.
2. Remove all existing content there.
3. Copy and paste the code from here in the content:
https://pastebin.com/YCfxLt12Let me know if this helps 🙂
Hi Leo
I have the code from you in the wordpress theme file editor in the file: content-single.php.
This did not solve the problem.Result: My text was gone 😮 and it said “Hello World”.
And the three error codes were still there.
Is it perhaps due to another PHP file?
Thank you for your support.
Manuela 🙂
That code doesn’t go there 🙂
First go to Dashboard > Appearance > Elements.
Can you see the Element Titled:Post NavigationIf yes:
Edit that Element.
Delete All the Blocks from the element.
Then from the 3 dot menu in top bar select Code Editor.
Copy and Paste Leos code into the editor.
Then from the 3 dot menu in top bar select Visual Editor.
Publish the changesHello David
First I thought, I hope I understand what I am supposed to do.
But of course …
Sensational, that is the solution.
It works.🤸♀️Thanks to Leo and you, David.
I’m so glad! 😀
Best wishes Manuela
Glad we could be of help 🙂
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