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26 Aug 2021, 14:44
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PHP error in the logs
Hi,
How to identify / find the plugin that gives the following PHP (7.4.19) error under vB5? Under vB3 & vB4, this plugin helps a lot but there is no vB5 version.
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01 Sep 2021, 22:14
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Disable 1 at a time until the error goes away.
And this is only a warning and should not impact the operation of your site.
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01 Sep 2021, 22:20
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Thanks, it's fixed now.
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