[Jon Cressey]

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Chat GPT4 has some suggestions:

The errors you’re encountering are related to the use of deprecated code in the ACF (Advanced Custom Fields) plugin. These warnings indicate that certain properties and methods used in the plugin are no longer supported in PHP 8.2, causing compatibility issues. To resolve this problem, you have a few options:

 

1. Check for plugin updates: Make sure you’re using the latest version of the ACF plugin. The developers may have released an update that addresses these compatibility issues. Check the ACF website or the plugin’s page in the WordPress Plugin Directory for any available updates.

 

2. Contact the plugin developer: If you’re already using the latest version of the ACF plugin and the issue persists, it’s recommended to reach out to the plugin developer or support team. They are best equipped to address compatibility problems and may provide guidance or release a patch specifically for PHP 8.2 compatibility.

 

3. Roll back PHP version: If the ACF plugin’s developer has not released an update yet, or you need an immediate solution, you can consider reverting the PHP version on your server to a previous one that is compatible with the plugin. This can be done by contacting your hosting provider and requesting them to change the PHP version for your server.

 

It’s worth noting that downgrading PHP may only be a temporary solution, as it’s generally recommended to keep your PHP version up to date for security and performance reasons. Therefore, it’s crucial to keep an eye on ACF updates and implement them once they become available.

 

Lastly, if you have a development or staging environment, it’s a good practice to test updates and changes before applying them to a live site. This allows you to identify and resolve any compatibility issues without affecting your production site.

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