03/19/2015 at 9:57 am
#323551
Keymaster
@ Mark
First and foremost… it is best practice to always suppress PHP warning on a production/live site. I recommend reading this post for more details on how to suppress PHP errors and notices:
http://aristeides.com/blog/wp-hide-php-errors/
I can tell by this line, /wp-content/connections_templates/cmap/meta.php on line 2, that you are running a pretty old version of cMap. You should consider updating it.
But before you can update cMap…
Best guess is that you’re also running an older version of Connections too, judging that from this line, /wp-content/plugins/connections/connections.php:1004. There’s nothing on that line in any recent version that would cause that type of error.
Which version are you running, out of curiosity?
Hope that helps!
