Solution:
that is not ERROR , this is just Notice messages, in general you can get various feedback about your scripts by PHP as mentions bellow :
- E_ERROR
- E_WARNING
- E_PARSE
- E_NOTICE
- E_CORE_ERROR
- E_CORE_WARNING
- E_COMPILE_ERROR
- E_COMPILE_WARNING
- E_USER_ERROR
- E_USER_WARNING
- E_USER_NOTICE
- E_STRICT
- E_RECOVERABLE_ERROR
- E_DEPRECATED
- E_USER_DEPRECATED
- E_ALL
this message is an E_NOTICE message that says:
A run-time notice indicating that the script encountered something that could possibly be an error, although the situation could also occur when running a script normally.
so the messages don’t report very serious problems that need emergency action. anyway, This error means that within your code, there is a variable or constant which is not set. But you may be trying to use that variable. The error can be avoided by using the isset() function or by setting a default value for it (if you know what property makes the notices triggered exactly).
if you don’t know, you can disable notice messages by PHP (keep that in mind: its better to disable error logs and same them in the log file when you are in production) :
for disableing all error messages :
error_reporting(0);
and for customizing them you can :
error_reporting(E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE);
with the above function, you will get all error levels except the notice ones.
if you are curious about what event can causes this problem Suddenly I can say that this may have a variety of reasons:
- changing PHP version by you or host providers
- adding new features or plugin
- changing error level by other scripts
- changing in host config and …