Hi,
Good day!
You’ll get lots of those with WP_DEBUG on. It’s just a PHP notice and doesn’t affect anything. You don’t normally turn it on if you’re on a production phase, so might as well turn it to false instead.
This I agree to be a plugin problem though but not really a bug.
To
http://codex.wordpress.org/Editing_wp-config.php#Debug
The fix is simple this case. The warning is caused by you checking the value of an array item inside $_POST without first checking that the key exists. PHP is very picky when you give it the chance, and demands that you never access array/object properties that odn’t exist. When you want to use part of $_POST, like the sc_disable’ key that sets off the warning described above, you need to run isset() first. So instead of
$sc_options[$sc_name] = array(
‘content’ => stripslashes($_POST[‘sc_content’]),
‘disabled’ => intval($_POST[‘sc_disable’]),
‘hide_admin’ => intval($_POST[‘sc_hide_admin’])
);
You should check if the key exist (isset()).
I maybe missing something, but hope this helps.
Thanks!
