Warning: "continue" targeting switch is equivalent to "break". Did you mean to use "continue 2"? in /wp-content/plugins/o2/o2.php on line 602

[yduke]

PHP 7.3
I think this issue is related with php7.3.

Warning: "continue" targeting switch is equivalent to "break". Did you mean to use "continue 2"? in /wp-content/plugins/o2/o2.php on line 602

And same environment when activate the plugin, gets:

The plugin generated 204 characters of unexpected output during activation. If you notice “headers already sent” messages, problems with syndication feeds or other issues, try deactivating or removing this plugin.

[ashrafelidrissi06]

You have three way to solve this problem. I am already face the same problem I solved them with this way : 1- I open the php file where is the problem line, I changed the term [continue;] to [break;]
2- the second solution doesn't work for me, but it's work for other users, its change the term [continue;] to [continue 2;]
3- The third solution is ignore the warning; and to make sure you have visible debug messages turned off by setting define(‘WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY’, ‘false’); in WP-Config.php, then when WordPress or the plugin has an update it will resolve the warning.

[GKhan2018]

Resolve the Issue by using first option. Thanks alot

[Sheenue]

Same here, but with Modx Revo, resolve the issue by using the second option. Thank you!

[fonbal104]

Great! Option 1 worked for me.
Thanks, @ashrafelidrissi06

[ogarteetotal]

break

Thanks. option 1 worked for me

[AhmedHanif]

Resolve the Issue by using the first option. Thanks bro.

[AzeezBello]

open the php file where is the problem line, I changed the term [continue;] to [break;]

[developerxpertpk]

Hello Every On Its due to PHP version you need to change the PHP version 7.4 to less than 7.2.

I have fixed this issue with changing of PHP version of my server from hosting.

[EdwinSEO]

Hola Gracias me ha servido lo de cambiar el PHP de 7.3 a 7.2 , ya no veo esas lineas de advertencia en mi tablero, Gracias.

[Ikechukwu-Unegbu]

thank you for sharing. option one worked for me. this just saved me nearly a full day of trouble

[EbrahimDeen]

great 1st way resolved my issue thanks @ashrafelidrissi06

[93sumit-kumar]

i think the issue is with version of PHP and Plugin support version

[petri71]

great ! the [continue 2;] worked great for me !

[sonnv25]

You have three way to solve this problem. I am already face the same problem I solved them with this way : 1- I open the php file where is the problem line, I changed the term [continue;] to [break;]
2- the second solution doesn't work for me, but it's work for other users, its change the term [continue;] to [continue 2;]
3- The third solution is ignore the warning; and to make sure you have visible debug messages turned off by setting define(‘WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY’, ‘false’); in WP-Config.php, then when WordPress or the plugin has an update it will resolve the warning.

Thank you very much!

[yidane]

version 1.6.3 fix my problem.

[massimostanzione]

It seems to be a "Backward Incompatible Change" issue related to the transition from PHP 7.2.x to PHP 7.3.x. Documentation here.

[sunil1397]

thank you ........ for helping

[InnoExcell]

Thanks so much, option 1 worked for me.

[mokaymakci]

the second option (continue 2;) worked like a charm!

[joaopaulozz]

Primeira solução funcionou!!!

[kxeilakos]

continue 2; worked great for me. I had an issue with Revolution Slider plugin. I had to apply this fix in 2 lines and also I had to apply another fix related to this one'
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5879675/fatal-error-operator-not-supported-for-strings/5879753#5879753

[Harshal1602]

Thanks @ashrafelidrissi06
Option 2 worked for me :)

[dd32]

I believe this was resolved via 6b05dfe

[MdFarzan]

1st solution is still working. Thanks

[Nick201986]

Hi, choose all the option but it did not work for me.
getting error
This page isn’t working
localhost is currently unable to handle this request.
HTTP ERROR 500