But i am facing a issue i cant seem to fix. Whenever i inspect the shop page using Google Chrome i get this warning/error message: duplicate form field id in the same form.

Is there anyway to remove this and fix the issue?

Best regards
John

I have come across a problem that was confirmed on a windows and mac system, in different browsers.

With the latest version of wordpress, when working on the menu and opening the modal (.is-menu-open.has-modal-open), when clicking anywhere within the inspector, the click is registered by wordpress and the modal closes.

It has become impossible to inspect anything when the modal is opened.

First off, I do not even understand how this is possible, as the inspector is not part of the website.

Is there any fix for this?

Best regards
Julian

Can anyone help me figure out why its happening and how to fix it?

the following code doesn’t give me an visual output (WordPress Elementor Shortcode) , but the debugger shows a result.
What does the debugger mean with “Inspect Json” at https://jsoneditoronline.org ?
I’ve checked it there, but everything looks fine. 25 Objects, well structured.

Thx for your work, i really like the tool anyway

[jsoncontentimporter

debugmode = 10

url=https://api.tzstats.com/markets/tickers
urlgettimeout=”number: who many seconds for loading url till timeout?”
numberofdisplayeditems=”number: how many items of level 1 should be displayed? display all: leave empty”
basenode=”starting point of datasets, tha base-node in the JSON-Feed where the data is?”
oneofthesewordsmustbein=”default empty, if not empty keywords spearated by ‘,’. At least one of these keywords must be in the created text (here: text=code without html-tags)”
oneofthesewordsmustbeindepth=”default: 1, number:where in the JSON-tree oneofthesewordsmustbein must be?”
oneofthesewordsmustnotbein=”default empty, if not empty keywords spearated by ‘,’. If one of these keywords is in the created text, this textblock is igonred (here: text=code without html-tags)”
oneofthesewordsmustnotbeindepth=”default: 1, number:where in the JSON-tree oneofthesewordsmustnotbein must be?”
]
Any HTML-Code plus “basenode”-datafields wrapped in “{}”
{subloop:”basenode_subloop”:25″number of subloop-datasets to be displayed”}
Any HTML-Code plus “basenode_subloop”-datafields wrapped in “{}”
{subloop-array:”basenode_subloop_array”:”number of subloop-array-datasets to be displayed”}
Any HTML-Code plus “basenode_subloop_array”-datafields wrapped in “{}”
{/subloop-array:”basenode_subloop_array”}
{/subloop:”basenode_subloop”}
[/jsoncontentimporter]

We would appreciate any kind of advice or information about an error we receive when we use the “Inspect” tool on Chrome. It just started happening and we tried to resolve the issue by unplugging all plugins but had no luck. Is anyone else receiving this error?:

beacon.min.js:22 Cross-Origin Read Blocking (CORB) blocked cross-origin response https://metrics-collector.s-onetag.com/metrics with MIME type application/json. See https://www.chromestatus.com/feature/5629709824032768 for more details.

The error above will actually reproduce itself a few times while using Chrome Inspect. Again, we are not very familiar with errors and would appreciate any help or advice.

Thank you!!
Cindy

Interesting plugin, I trialed it and was really pleased. Only, when I used Google Chrome’s Inspect Element tool (as opposed to right click > view source) the links were back to normal.

Have I missed a setting?

Thanks,
S

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The file “user-edit.php” has the following:

<?php
/**
* Edit user administration panel.
*
* @package WordPress
* @subpackage Administration
* @since 3.1.0
*/

/** Load WordPress Administration Bootstrap */
require_once( dirname( __FILE__ ) . ‘/admin.php’ );

require( ABSPATH . ‘wp-admin/user-edit.php’ );