What is the rest of the error message?
FYI: Site Reviews does not use the wp hook. Also, you should add a is_admin() check to your code if it is only meant to run on the frontend.
[16-Feb-2024 10:33:24 UTC] PHP Fatal error: Cannot redeclare redirect_author_page_to_home() (previously declared in /home/domain.pl/public_html/wp-content/plugins/wpcodebox2/src/Runner/QueryRunner.php(126) : eval()'d code:10) in /home/domain.pl/public_html/wp-content/plugins/wpcodebox2/src/Runner/QueryRunner.php(126) : eval()'d code on line 9
I spoke to the developer of WPCodeBox and he is unable to do anything about this fact. I can only anonymize the function or change the hooks.
Exaple:
add_action( 'template_redirect', 'my_redirect_author_page_to_home' );
function redirect_author_page_to_home() {to:
add_action( 'template_redirect', function() {And then it works properly.
Firstly: I doubt this is being caused by Site Reviews. Does the error include a stack trace that shows files from Site Reviews are involved?
Secondly: add a function_exists check to your snippet:
if (!function_exists('redirect_author_page_to_home')) {
function redirect_author_page_to_home() {
// ...
}
}
add_action('template_redirect', 'redirect_author_page_to_home');Thirdly: redirect_author_page_to_home is a custom function but the error shows that it is being defined more than once. That means you are triggering the snippet that is creating the function more than once. Adding a function_exists check is more of a bandaid fix. For a proper solution, you need to figure out why your snippet is being triggered more than once. That might involve using a different hook, or adding an is_admin check before creating the function (if the snippet should only run on the admin side/frontend).