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Hi,

 

Some woman did an update for her wordpress website. It may have changed or removed some files. I have no way of determining if that is so, because she can't tell me what update she made.

 

The error I see is the following:

 

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /usr/home/deb27616n2/domains/plezierinleven.nl/public_html/wp-includes/query.php on line 1702

 

This is all I know. She can't tell me anymore and she can't define or tell me what exactly she did and what update she performed. If someone has an easy answer for this, with a quick recode of that function. It be much appreciated, because I don't know where to look for. Whether it is a misreferenced variable, or a missing variable because a file has been deleted I don't know.

 

The error is on line 1702 in the query.php file in the directory of wp-includes:

                foreach ( $GLOBALS['wp_taxonomies'] as $taxonomy => $t ) {
                        if ( 'post_tag' == $taxonomy )
                                continue;        // Handled further down in the $q['tag'] block

                        if ( $t->query_var && !empty( $q[$t->query_var] ) ) {
                                $tax_query_defaults = array(
                                        'taxonomy' => $taxonomy,
                                        'field' => 'slug',
                                );

                                 if ( isset( $t->rewrite['hierarchical'] ) && $t->rewrite['hierarchical'] ) {
                                        $q[$t->query_var] = wp_basename( $q[$t->query_var] );
                                }

                                $term = $q[$t->query_var];

                                if ( strpos($term, '+') !== false ) {
                                        $terms = preg_split( '/[+]+/', $term );
                                        foreach ( $terms as $term ) {
                                                $tax_query[] = array_merge( $tax_query_defaults, array(
                                                        'terms' => array( $term )
                                                ) );
                                        }
                                } else {
                                        $tax_query[] = array_merge( $tax_query_defaults, array(
                                                'terms' => preg_split( '/[,]+/', $term )
                                        ) );
                                }
                        }
                }
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