03-27-2026, 10:28 PM
(03-27-2026, 03:39 PM)VinnyVideo Wrote: It's even better to fix PHP issues than to hide or suppress their warning messages.
These PHP warnings don't reveal anything sensitive, fortunately. Some MyBB plugin isn't fully compatible with PHP 8.x and throws these warnings under certain circumstances. I'm not sure whether these plugins need updating, or if we just need to deactivate/reactivate them.
Yeah, it would be better to fix these issues, but it depends either on the MyBB plugin author updating it, or fixing it yourself and tracking the changes made on the code.
The reason I said to hide the PHP warnings (and redirecting any issues to a log file) is because I had experience with WordPress and PHP in general, and showing these warnings directly on the page isn't a good user experience for the average user.
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