PHP Warning when using ?debugcookie=#

  • Resolved Andis

    (@andydegroo)


    8 years, 4 months ago

    Apparently, the plugin’s code tries to use a DateTime object as the third parameter to setcookie().

    This is the PHP warning and last step in stack trace:

    
PHP Warning:  setcookie() expects parameter 3 to be integer, object given in /var/www/[redacted]/wp-content/plugins/debug-objects/debug-objects.php on line 317
[...]
PHP  11. setcookie('debug_objects_cookie', 'Debug_Objects_True', class DateTime { public $date = '2017-09-06 07:25:26.000000'; public $timezone_type = 3; public $timezone = 'UTC' }, '/', FALSE) /var/www/[redacted]/wp-content/plugins/debug-objects/debug-objects.php:317

    Please turn on WP_DEBUG constant and set error reporting to E_ALL while developing. That will save a lot of headaches to you and other fellow developers.

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  • Plugin Author Frank Bueltge

    (@bueltge)

    8 years, 2 months ago

    My development environment have all debug messages, include xdebug. If I work on this topic and I see errors, warnings and notices I will change, fix them.

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