Warning: printf() [function.printf] error on Metro Theme :S

[pluzito]

Hello everygone, I'm gettin the following error appearing under the Dashboar/Genesis/theme settings below the boxes of Header scripts and footer scripts. My url is: DoggsHipHop.com

Warning: printf() [function.printf]: Argument number must be greater than zero in/www/doggs.com.ar/htdocs/hiphop/wp-content/themes/genesis/lib/admin/theme-settings.php on line 717

The site runs well, but this warning sounds pretty ugly. Thanks!

[nciske]

Warnings are not generally "harmful" -- and unless your site is in development you shouldn't be seeing them output in the page like this. Is suspect it's an uninitialized option and would go away once you save the form once (these 'fresh install' bugs are always hard to catch as a developer).

I'd make sure WP_DEBUG is disabled on your live server... and I'd suggest reporting this in the customer forum for Metro so the devs can make sure it gets fixed in the next version.

http://codex.wordpress.org/Editing_wp-config.php#Debug

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[Derek]

I've been using metro since it was released and never scene this error message anywhere in my dashboard. Could be related to a plugin you have enabled or changes you have made to one of the theme files that's causing this.

Are you running the latest version of Genesis Framework?

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[pluzito]

I've tried with a new database import and disabling all plugins, the error continues. I figured out that the error stops when I deleted both es_ES.mo and es_ES.po from genesis/lib/languages :S any suggestion? I need my blog translated to spanish. Thank you very much for your help

[pluzito]

No doubt, is the .mo and .po files in the genesis directory that triggers that trouble. I've went back to my old installation and delete them and the error dissapeared. How can I get thos translation files for spanish working? thanks

[nciske]

Report the issue to the SP support team -- there seems to be an issue in the language file that is causing the PHP Warning.

http://my.studiopress.com/help/

If you’re feeling adventurous you can edit the PO file and try to fix the issue yourself (it's likely a missing translated string) and attempt to generate a new .mo file.

PO Edit is a freeware language file editor:

http://www.poedit.net

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[pluzito]

Thanks for the help. I've tried filling al the blank translations and the problem continues. Only when I delete the files from my FTP the problem is gone. Then I've tried to use the Genesis 1.8 translation for spanish instead of 1.9 and the same problem occurs. I'm using that Poedit soft, maybe any problem with it? I have to upload both es_ES.mo and es_ES.po? thanks for your help, I'm stucked with this

[pluzito]

If is simple as uploading two files via FTP to get Genesis tranlated, I prefer that than charging my blog with another plugin (Genesis Translation) or much code on the Functions.php. Thanks

[nciske]

It's clearly not a simple fix -- I'd recommend you open a support ticket.

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