Adam Patterson

The test case is simple, Scrollable page with a sticky navigation, and then simple turn on Snap Scroll.

Here is a staging site though https://pric.flywheelstaging.com/

I have solved the problem manually with javascript.

Hello @evesque,

I have used Events Calendar and they do have an expiry date without a plugin.

Do you want to hide expired events?

I checked my local history in the Editor and I accidentally placed the trailing slash.

My theme stripped version tags from assets and thus it removed the API key from the Google Maps enqueued script.

I placed /here in the path to see if I was in the correct location and when only removed here.

Sorry for the trouble ??

Thanks for the reply,

Is there an update that maybe isn’t pushed? I have 2.2.231 installed on WordPress 5.2.4.

And you are correct, both paths work without the trailing slash.

I found the slash in class-admin.php but I don’t see it in your source ???♂?.

https://plugins.trac.www.ads-software.com/browser/wp-store-locator/tags/2.2.231/admin/class-admin.php#L423

I am also having the same issue, I select classic and after save loads with Block checked off.

I am using a caching plugin but I am not sure if that is the problem since I had it before.

Alright, I had a function that removed version strings from files because I use Webpack versioning.

It was clearing the API key off of the plugin.

Everything works now ??

I tried that with no luck, I also dumped api_params and it was already there.

I will dig through my theme and see where the conflict might be.

My theme is OOP so it shouldn’t be a naming conflict.

So interestingly enough it’s an issue with my theme.

Do you have an easy list of the filters and hooks that you used?

It’s only the browser key, server key works fine.

Think it could be ad blocker?

I will try turning everything else off.

And sure.

I am also looking for basic class names.

The classic editor included this in the documentation.

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/CSS

I looked through the Gutenberg source and gave up because every component has its own SCSS file and there are many of them, there is also no easy way to know what styles are front end and what styles are for the editor its self.

I get this error constantly on OSX so I have little control over what outdated version of Open SSL Apple gives me.

While I don’t have issues with the admin side. I found this looking for “pixel.wp.com”

I have noticed long execution times from pixel.wp.com combined with api.bruteforce.com public-api.wordpress.com accounts for 50% of my sites execution time.

@wfalaa I was not using WordFence sorry, I was searching out ‘wp-cd.php’ and offering my observations.

I have found some entries in your active themes function.php file. As well as wp-post.php ( looking for wp-cd.php ) and a DB entry but I forgot what the table was called.

The strange thing is that I noticed this locally. Almost all of my local WordPress sites had this happen to it.

All of my local sites are .dev extensions so to have them mostly effected is strange. if you do find out what causes it please let me know. I usually use the same group of plugins on every site.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by Adam Patterson.

I also have the same issue locally, On my server I did not have this problem.

I did disable apple pay but still get the error. I even disabled stripe ( in settings, not the plugin )

Actually what I just noticed is that the products page act fine, In my case the error is on a Modern Tribe paid class.

• This reply was modified 8 years ago by Adam Patterson.