Hi, I just updated to BB version 1.6.4.4. Now the module “Posts” shows an PHP-Notice: “Undefined property: stdClass::$object_id in /…/wp-includes/taxonomy.php on line 3613”.
Seems this happens only in combination with the latest version of WordPress (4.4).
I know that I can hide the notice by setting WP_DEBUG to false, but I would like to get this fixed asap. The message bothers me when I control the output of the page and I don’t want to turn off WP_DEBUG while I develop the site …
I have WP 4.4 and BB 1.6.4.4 on my local dev with WP_DEBUG turned on but I’m not getting that notice when using the Posts module. Could you tell us bit more info? Are you using the Posts module on a Custom Post Type? Are you filtering the output? Better yet, is this site on a live URL? Maybe you can share temp admin access so we can check?
Hey Ben, due to your answer I deactivated all third party plungins on the site and the notice is gone. So I have to find out which plugin is disturbing the installation … Thank’s for your help.
I tried it on my local dev server and I’m not getting any PHP warnings/errors. Could you check if it only happens in conjunction with BB? We could take a look if it does but we’ll need a copy of the premium version.
Sorry for the delayed response. I have WP 4.4, BB plugin 1.6.4.6, Advanced Taxonomy Terms Order
2.5.8, and BB theme 1.4 all activated on my local dev with wp_debug set to true. Place a Posts module on my homepage and published. I don’t get any PHP warnings at all. I tried all the 3 different layouts of the Posts module and still not getting any. Would it be possible to have a peek at your site’s backend so we can check?
Hey Ben, I made a test installation with only BB Plugin and Advance Taxonomy Orders installed and it’s working fine. Maybe a third plugin (on the original site) plays a bad role (but only in conjunction with the two plugins mentioned before). After all, it only throws notices and is working fine when WP_DEBUG is set to false. That’s why I think it’s not really urgent, but I will keep an eye on it.