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What does this error message that appears when activating Debug mean?
Notice: Constant MAX_EXECUTION_TIME already defined in /home/vallentina/public_html/wp-config.php on line 107
Hello, @paulkeys,
This error message indicates that the constant MAX_EXECUTION_TIME has already been defined in your WordPress configuration file, which is located at /home/vallentina/public_html/wp-config.php on line 107.
When you activate debugging in WordPress, it will display all error messages, including notices, warnings, and fatal errors. In this case, the notice message is telling you that the MAX_EXECUTION_TIME constant has been defined twice, which can cause unexpected behavior and may lead to other issues down the line.
To resolve this issue, you can remove the duplicate definition of the MAX_EXECUTION_TIME constant from your wp-config.php file. You can do this by finding the line that defines the constant and removing it or commenting it out. Alternatively, you can rename the constant to a different name to avoid conflicts with other constants that may be defined in your code.
It’s always a good practice to carefully review and test any changes you make to your code, especially when modifying configuration files.
Best Regards,
8Themes Team.
Thanks!
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