Hi, have checked with hosting company and got reply from them saying
“The warnings you provided are most likely caused due to PHP caches, though I cannot verify without replicating the issue on my end. Would you mind letting me know on which pages on your website exactly do you see these PHP related warnings, I will be happy to look into that for you and advise further.
On the matter with the Staging tool and the file_get_contents trouble you experience. Please do note that there is high chance for the issue to be related to the staging environment itself and if it is, there is no way around this issue. It is important to verify whether this is working on the production website, if it is not working on the production website, then perhaps the issue is with the theme itself, as my colleague have advise. But if it is working just fine there, and only fallbacks on the staging copy, then it could be due to how the staging works.
The staging copy is a shadow copy of the website itself, with a proxied domain. While you access the website with a different link, all internal links and data is associated with the production website, which sometimes causes errors with some themes, page builders, plugins, etc. This could also be the issue in your case, if your theme/plugin functionality depends on the internal settings of the website. I am afraid that as of yet, there is no actual workaround this matter, and any attempts to change the internal URL settings for that website would result in an error until the changes are reverted.
I will be looking forward to hearing from on you the matter with the PHP warnings/errors on the website. ”
I have tested to upload svg on my live site and it seems working for me.
Thanks from your side for helping me out. Sorry for the trouble.
Have a nice day 🙂
Regards!
Hitesh
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