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Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #38267


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Timestamp:
10/09/2016 09:31:00 AM (8 years ago)
Author:
swissspidy
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Hey there,

Thanks for your report and welcome to WordPress Trac!

I'm closing this one as a duplicate of #14752 where we're already tracking this issue. Even if that ticket is closed, discussion can continue there.

Also, I want to let you know that using such language (my code was…) is really inappropriate.

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  • Ticket #38267

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  • Ticket #38267 – Description

    initial v1  
    11hi i recently came across a problem (my fault) because i accidentally deleted wp_footer() out of the code before the ending </body> tag and one of my plugins did not function. the developer of the plugin (mihai from wpbruiser which rules btw) is the one that pointed this out to me.
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    3 i feel like if i have set wp_debug to true in the config and our theme or setup is missing the function wp_footer() in the code the debug should alert the user about this. from my perspective, i had 0 errors and thought my code was tight as a german virgin haha. however, i am new to wordpress development but i am not new to web development...coming from asp/asp.net background. if the debug mode had reported this it seems it wouldve saved me a lot of time/communication with the plugin developer which had literally nothing to do with this issue. this isnt a bug report but something i think is very important to developers working in your platform as something as simple as having the wp_footer missing seems like it would throw some errors. something to consider.
     3i feel like if i have set wp_debug to true in the config and our theme or setup is missing the function wp_footer() in the code the debug should alert the user about this. from my perspective, i had 0 errors and thought my code was solid. however, i am new to wordpress development but i am not new to web development...coming from asp/asp.net background. if the debug mode had reported this it seems it wouldve saved me a lot of time/communication with the plugin developer which had literally nothing to do with this issue. this isnt a bug report but something i think is very important to developers working in your platform as something as simple as having the wp_footer missing seems like it would throw some errors. something to consider.
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    55thanks,