First off, this plugin checks so many boxes for us, so thanks for sharing it!
IP whitelisting is working great for the most part, but our logs are full of warnings. I found a fix and thought I'd contribute it in case it could help someone. Of course fixes should be attached to issues, so I'll describe the problem first.
Version information
- Plugin version : 1.0.5
- PHP : 7.3
- WordPress : 5.3.2
Steps to reproduce
- Add IP addresses to the whitelist as shown here (Ours is basically this file with different IPs in the
mu-plugins directory)
- Activate plugin on a WP site with a recent version of PHP (not sure how recent but ours is 7.3)
- Visit site logged-out
- See
wp-content/error.log to see PHP warnings
What was expected
The plugin would determine whether or not your IP was on the whitelist and act accordingly, without warnings.
What happened instead
This functionality does work for now, but the error log warns that it may not work in a future version of PHP:
[04-Mar-2020 00:04:19 UTC] PHP Warning: Use of undefined constant __SELF__ - assumed '__SELF__' (this will throw an Error in a future version of PHP) in /wp-content/plugins/beapi-maintenance-mode/classes/helpers.php on line 55
[04-Mar-2020 00:04:19 UTC] PHP Warning: preg_replace_callback(): Requires argument 2, '__SELF__::maintenance_replace_ip', to be a valid callback in /wp-content/plugins/beapi-maintenance-mode/classes/helpers.php on line 55
[04-Mar-2020 00:04:19 UTC] PHP Warning: Use of undefined constant __SELF__ - assumed '__SELF__' (this will throw an Error in a future version of PHP) in /wp-content/plugins/beapi-maintenance-mode/classes/helpers.php on line 59
[04-Mar-2020 00:04:19 UTC] PHP Warning: preg_replace_callback(): Requires argument 2, '__SELF__::maintenance_replace_ip', to be a valid callback in /wp-content/plugins/beapi-maintenance-mode/classes/helpers.php on line 59
First off, this plugin checks so many boxes for us, so thanks for sharing it!
IP whitelisting is working great for the most part, but our logs are full of warnings. I found a fix and thought I'd contribute it in case it could help someone. Of course fixes should be attached to issues, so I'll describe the problem first.
Version information
Steps to reproduce
mu-pluginsdirectory)wp-content/error.logto see PHP warningsWhat was expected
The plugin would determine whether or not your IP was on the whitelist and act accordingly, without warnings.
What happened instead
This functionality does work for now, but the error log warns that it may not work in a future version of PHP: