Hi,
It seems the function was introduced on 4.x version. There’s a deprecated function which can be used instead.
I will fix it on next release, I will let you know when a bugfix it’s available.
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ljmac
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Could this be related to why I had to use the developer mode to set up the plugin?
I assume you will set this up so that only older WordPress versions use the deprecated function? It would obviously be better for the future of your plugin to stick with the new function for newer WordPress versions, especially as it doesn’t appear to cause any actual problems apart from the errors in the logs.
It would obviously be better for the future of your plugin to stick with the new function for newer
No worries, I’m using conditional statements, if the version is older the plugin uses the older function and if is newer it uses the latest method.
And for the other question, It could be generated by a deprecated function and you aren’t seeing any errors because like_esc is only used in background by the cron to purge the expired cache.
It should be fix on v6.3.3.
I’ve also tested it on a WP 3.7 and PHP 5.6 environment, and the authorization works correctly without using a custom API Project, you should check it. If there are errors let me know.
