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Issue with WP Touch

  • Issue with WP Touch

    Posted 12 years 3 days ago
    • I'm using WP Touch Pro on my site and when I pull up the mobile version on my phone, I get the following error:

      Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/content/93/9779093/html/mbmulch/wp-content/plugins/gantry/functions.php on line 451

      Thanks in advance for help with this.
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    Re: Issue with WP Touch

    Posted 12 years 2 days ago
    • Hi,
      this is a warning, it doesn't harm your website in any way and you can easily turn off PHP error reporting to hide it. Please see this post: www.rockettheme.com/forum/index.php?f=29..._v=viewtopic#p847421 .
      I'd like to add that the more recent club themes are all responsive, so they work on all devices including mobile phones. Previous themes are bundled with a mobile theme built-in, which you can configure in the theme settings page -> Mobile tab, so you may want to try that instead.
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      Consider using the custom stylesheet for all your CSS customizations: gantry-framework.org/documentation/wordp...custom_stylesheet.md .
      Please provide the URL to the issue.
      And please mark the thread as solved if the issue is resolved.
  • Re: Issue with WP Touch

    Posted 12 years 2 days ago
    • There is no php.ini file anywhere within the file structure that I can find. I've contacted my hosting and they can't find it either and said I need to go back to the makers of the plugin. I've checked the debug setting in the wpconfig file and it is set to false.

      I did not want to use the responsive version of the theme because I needed the extra flexibility and functionality that comes with wptouch.

      What else can be done to resolve this?
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    Re: Issue with WP Touch

    Posted 12 years 2 days ago
    • Hi,
      the php.ini file is not inside any of the plugin's or WordPress directory, but that in the PHP installation. You can create a new file called phpinfo.php and then put inside it:
      <?php phpinfo(); ?>
      When you load that file via the browser, it displays all the info about PHP installation, including the location of php.ini file which needs to be modified.
    • Please don't PM unless requested ;)
      Consider using the custom stylesheet for all your CSS customizations: gantry-framework.org/documentation/wordp...custom_stylesheet.md .
      Please provide the URL to the issue.
      And please mark the thread as solved if the issue is resolved.

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