[Douglas Quattrochi]

Hi!

I thought I might use link to tie directory access to our users. We’re using MemberMouse to manage access rights.

When I use a MemberMouse feature, I get the following AJAX Error:

[AJAX ERROR] Incorrect response data :
Notice: Undefined property: stdClass::$link in /usr/share/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/connections-link/connections_link.php on line 279

This is my first time with a “plugin conflict.” It looks like it’s on your end. Is it connections or membermouse, can you tell? What else can I tell you about it?

-Doug

[Steven Zahm]

re: Douglas

I lean towards a minor bug in Link. It should be checking for AJAX requests and ignore setting up the admin menu.

It not even really a plugin conflict. AS you see PHP is outputting notices. On production sites php errors/notices should be suppressed or logged to a file that is not within the webroot. Here’s a post that explains how:
http://aristeides.com/blog/wp-hide-php-errors/

I have logged this issue and will fix it in the next update to Link. Thanks for reporting it.

I hope this helps!

[Douglas Quattrochi]

Steve,

Thank you for the reply and the blog link.

I’m not clear if this bug is fatal. If I set WP_DEBUG to false, would you expect Link to work?

-Doug

[Steven Zahm]

re: Douglas

No, this is not fatal and Link works just fine. Right in the error it says it is a notice. The WP_DEBUG is set to false by default, but as explained in the blog post I shared the link to states… “However, the problem is that sometimes the above does not work. That can happen most times on shared hosts that force displaying PHP warnings and notices.”

The post then goes on to supply the instructions on what to add to the wp-config.php file settings that should force the removal of PHP notices.

Like I said, it is best practice on a production server to have these notices suppressed.

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