Short Short Version: WP Views defines SAVEQUERIES for use with debugging later on, but Coupon Theme file “class_white_label_themes.php” lines 7135 – 7139 output debug info when SAVEQUERIES is defined, regardless of it being a true or false definition, or if a site administrator is logged in.
I suspect that there are plenty of other plugins that may cause identical issues. I’d suggest changing line 7135 to read:
That should reasonably avoid conflicts on the Coupon Theme side of things, without requiring too much of a headache such as specialized “debug mode” switches and code.
There is a conflict between Coupon Theme and the WP Views plugin. For full details, see https://wp-types.com/forums/topic/conflict-between-responsive-couponpress-and-wp-views-on-desktopserver-platform/#post-206233
Short Short Version: WP Views defines SAVEQUERIES for use with debugging later on, but Coupon Theme file “class_white_label_themes.php” lines 7135 – 7139 output debug info when SAVEQUERIES is defined, regardless of it being a true or false definition, or if a site administrator is logged in.
I suspect that there are plenty of other plugins that may cause identical issues. I’d suggest changing line 7135 to read:
if ( current_user_can( ‘administrator’ ) && (defined(‘SAVEQUERIES’)) && (SAVEQUERIES == ‘true’) ){
That should reasonably avoid conflicts on the Coupon Theme side of things, without requiring too much of a headache such as specialized “debug mode” switches and code.
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