Undefined Array Key Error

### Possible Causes:
1. **Invalid or missing URL**
– If `$url` is not set or is empty before `parse_url($url)`, the function will return `false` instead of an array.

2. **Relative URL instead of an absolute URL**
– `parse_url()` works best with absolute URLs (e.g., `https://example.com`). If `$url` is a relative path (e.g., `/some/path`), it won't have a `scheme`.

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### Fixes:

#### 1. Check if `$url` is set and valid
Before using `parse_url()`, make sure `$url` contains a valid URL.

$url = 'https://example.com'; // Ensure this is set correctly
$parts = parse_url($url);

if ($parts === false || !isset($parts['scheme'], $parts['host'])) {
    throw new Exception('Invalid URL structure');
}

$abshome = $parts['scheme'] . '://' . $parts['host'];

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#### 2. Provide Defaults to Prevent Errors
Use the **null coalescing operator (`??`)** to provide defaults in case `scheme` or `host` is missing.

$abshome = ($parts['scheme'] ?? 'http') . '://' . ($parts['host'] ?? 'localhost');

This ensures:
– If `scheme` is missing, it defaults to `'http'`
– If `host` is missing, it defaults to `'localhost'`

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#### 3. Debugging: Print `$url` and `$parts`
If you're unsure about the value of `$url`, print it to debug:

dd($url, $parts);

This will help identify if the URL is malformed or missing.

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### Conclusion:
– Ensure `$url` is set and valid.
– Handle missing keys using `??` to avoid undefined index errors.
– Debug with `dd()` to inspect the value of `$url`.

Let me know if the issue persists! 🚀

### **Possible Causes**
1. **Incorrect `COOKIEPATH` or `SITECOOKIEPATH` values**
– These constants might be defined incorrectly in `wp-config.php` or elsewhere.
– They might contain spaces, newlines, or special characters.

2. **Misconfigured WordPress Home or Site URL**
– If your `home_url` or `site_url` contains an invalid path, it could affect `COOKIEPATH`.

3. **WordPress Multisite Issues**
– If this is a multisite setup, `COOKIEPATH` might not be set correctly in `wp-config.php`.

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### **Fixes**

#### **1. Debug `COOKIEPATH` and `SITECOOKIEPATH`**
Before setting the cookie, check the values of `COOKIEPATH` and `SITECOOKIEPATH`:

var_dump(COOKIEPATH, SITECOOKIEPATH);
exit;

If they contain spaces or invalid characters, you’ll need to fix them.

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#### **2. Manually Define Valid Paths**
If debugging shows incorrect values, manually define valid ones in `wp-config.php`:

define('COOKIEPATH', '/');
define('SITECOOKIEPATH', '/');

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#### **3. Check `home_url` and `site_url`**
Run this inside `wp-config.php` or use `wp-cli`:

var_dump(get_option('home'), get_option('siteurl'));
exit;

– If `home` or `siteurl` contains unwanted spaces or characters, fix it in `wp-admin` under **Settings → General**.

Alternatively, use WP-CLI:

wp option update home 'https://example.com'
wp option update siteurl 'https://example.com'

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#### **4. Ensure `wp-config.php` Doesn't Have Extra Spaces**
Make sure your `wp-config.php` does not have blank lines or spaces before “.

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### **Conclusion**
– Debug `COOKIEPATH` and `SITECOOKIEPATH` to check for invalid characters.
– Manually define valid paths in `wp-config.php`.
– Verify and correct `home_url` and `site_url` if necessary.
– Ensure no extra spaces exist in `wp-config.php`.

Let me know what you find! 🚀