[wp-trac] [WordPress Trac] #22486: PHP warning when creating a new site as part of a network
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#22486: PHP warning when creating a new site as part of a network
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Reporter: jkudish | Owner:
Type: defect (bug) | Status: new
Priority: high | Milestone: 3.5
Component: Multisite | Version: trunk
Severity: major | Resolution:
Keywords: has-patch |
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Description changed by jkudish:
Old description:
> I get the following error when I create a new site as part of a network
> running an up to date trunk.
>
> {{{
> Notice: Undefined variable: s in .../wp/wp-admin/network/site-new.php on
> line 88
> }}}
>
> My setup is a bit particular but I am fairly positive it has nothing to
> do with the bug. Here it goes anyway:
>
> * locally hosted, using MAMP Pro, mapped to a .dev domain using my hosts
> file
> * subdomain setup for multisite
> * WordPress is in a subfolder on the domain, in a folder named 'wp'
> * The wp-content folder has been moved to '/content'
>
> The double quotes are causing the `$` to be executed as variables by the
> PHP parser instead of being interpreted as strings to replace by
> `sprintf`
> Patch attached that fixes the issue.
New description:
I get the following error when I create a new site as part of a network
running an up-to-date checkout of trunk.
{{{
Notice: Undefined variable: s in .../wp/wp-admin/network/site-new.php on
line 88
}}}
My setup is a bit particular but I am fairly positive it has nothing to do
with the bug. Here it goes anyway:
* locally hosted, using MAMP Pro, mapped to a .dev domain using my hosts
file
* subdomain setup for multisite
* WordPress is in a subfolder on the domain, in a folder named 'wp'
* The wp-content folder has been moved to '/content'
The double quotes are causing the `$` to be executed as variables by the
PHP parser instead of being interpreted as strings to replace by `sprintf`
Patch attached that fixes the issue.
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