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    have recently Encountered an issue on my website. Not sure when or how this happened.

    I am getting the following message displayed on-top of all my web-pages on this specific site.

    ” Notice: Constant FS_CHMOD_DIR already defined in /home/mc4ebqy52sd6/public_html/khwajagharibnawaz/wp-config.php on line 101 ”

    The website is khwajagharibnawaz

    I am a armature on WordPress however,I had a look at the config.php file and the l01 line is just a text line stating the following :

    100* For information on other constants that can be used for debugging, 101* visit the Codex. 102* Any help to resolve this issue would be highly appreciative.

    have recently Encountered an issue on my website. Not sure when or how this happened.

    I am getting the following message displayed on-top of all my web-pages on this specific site.

    ” Notice: Constant FS_CHMOD_DIR already defined in /home/mc4ebqy52sd6/public_html/khwajagharibnawaz/wp-config.php on line 101 ”

    The website is khwajagharibnawaz

    I am a armature on WordPress however,I had a look at the config.php file and the l01 line is just a text line stating the following :

    100* For information on other constants that can be used for debugging, 101* visit the Codex. 102* Any help to resolve this issue would be highly appreciative.

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    Look for FS_CHMOD_DIR in wp-config.php. You can only define constants once. If it's defined multiple times, you will get a PHP notice.

    Notices aren't often a cause for concern, but they can reveal places you may have issues across the site. You can disable these from displaying to your visitors by defining WP_DEBUG as false.

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