Strict Standards: Declaration of ... Error

Discussion:

Baki Goxhaj

2013-09-11 09:17:11 UTC

Hi guys,

I'm getting this error no matter what I switch on or off. Seems to be a PHP
5.4 problem and from a little search I saw it was popping on a lot of
websites live. Here is what I get.
*
*

*Strict Standards*: Declaration of Roller::start_el() should be
compatible with Walker::start_el(&$output, $object, $depth = 0, $args =
Array, $current_object_id = 0) in */var/www/vhosts/
haute-dish.com/httpdocs/wp-content/themes/hd/functions.php* on line *375*

Seems this is not a theme/plugin developer thing and needs to be fixed in
WP. Any thoughts?

Kindly,

Baki Goxhaj
about.me/banago

Filippo Pisano

2013-09-11 09:19:32 UTC

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It is a theme error indeed.
PHP is telling you to fix the error inside functions.php in line 375. I
think you should check your theme ;)

Filippo Pisano
cel: 3291821355 / skype: filippopisano

Post by Baki Goxhaj
Hi guys,
I'm getting this error no matter what I switch on or off. Seems to be a PHP
5.4 problem and from a little search I saw it was popping on a lot of
websites live. Here is what I get.
*
*

*375*
Seems this is not a theme/plugin developer thing and needs to be fixed in
WP. Any thoughts?
Kindly,
Baki Goxhaj
about.me/banago
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Nikola Nikolov

2013-09-11 09:22:28 UTC

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I'm almost a 100% sure that the Roller() class is definitely a custom
class that extends the Walker() class that comes with WordPress.

I'm also pretty sure that the error you're seeing is because either you
have a different amount of arguments in the Roller:start_el() method
declaration, or some other incompatibility with the main class(defining a
class property with a different access level for instance).

On Wed, Sep 11, 2013 at 12:19 PM, Filippo Pisano

Post by Filippo Pisano
It is a theme error indeed.
PHP is telling you to fix the error inside functions.php in line 375. I
think you should check your theme ;)
Filippo Pisano
cel: 3291821355 / skype: filippopisano

Post by Baki Goxhaj
Hi guys,
I'm getting this error no matter what I switch on or off. Seems to be a

PHP

Post by Baki Goxhaj
5.4 problem and from a little search I saw it was popping on a lot of
websites live. Here is what I get.
*
*

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Baki Goxhaj

2013-09-11 09:29:08 UTC

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Roller extends Walker_Nav_Menu. I made the start_el arguments the same
already.

The strange things is that Walker_Nav_Menu and Walker class have different
arguments number for start_el function - which is probably causing the
issue.

Need more insight?

Kindly,

Baki Goxhaj
about.me/banago

Post by Nikola Nikolov
I'm almost a 100% sure that the Roller() class is definitely a custom
class that extends the Walker() class that comes with WordPress.
I'm also pretty sure that the error you're seeing is because either you
have a different amount of arguments in the Roller:start_el() method
declaration, or some other incompatibility with the main class(defining a
class property with a different access level for instance).
On Wed, Sep 11, 2013 at 12:19 PM, Filippo Pisano

Post by Baki Goxhaj
Hi guys,
I'm getting this error no matter what I switch on or off. Seems to be a

PHP

Post by Baki Goxhaj
5.4 problem and from a little search I saw it was popping on a lot of
websites live. Here is what I get.
*
*

*Strict Standards*: Declaration of Roller::start_el() should be
compatible with Walker::start_el(&$output, $object, $depth = 0,

$args =