cjyabraham

Interesting. Hmm. I’ve just tried deactivating all plugins and still I have the problem. And, as mentioned earlier, I tried with a different theme and that didn’t fix it either. I thought it was something to do with Pantheon but since you say it’s not a problem on your instance, that rules that out. Anyway, let me give it some more thought…

Yes, it’s the same behavior when publishing as when saving.

I also just tested it on another site we are developing with a different theme and I get the same behavior.

Thanks.

I deactivated all plugins except for post-meta-controls and the MU plugin and tried again and it’s still a problem. Perhaps Pantheon is overly-aggressive with its REST call cacheing? Maybe something can be done to explicitly reset the cache?

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Yes. Here is a video: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1B36L7-5K8-7fkcfrqN49REfgk70b7DIN/view?usp=sharing

Also, I could provide you with access to a test instance if you’d like to debug? Perhaps it has something to do with the way Pantheon has configured things…

Thanks.

Thanks for the quick reply.

1. I haven’t tried on non-CPTs as we don’t use this plugin on any. My guess is that it has nothing to do with CPT or non-CPT.
2. Yes. The code is here: https://github.com/LF-Engineering/lfevents/blob/master/web/wp-content/mu-plugins/custom/lfevents/admin/class-lfevents-admin.php#L897
3. Either clicking the browser’s back button or clicking on the CPT listing in the menu (eg. “All Events”). You can actually click around the wp-admin for a while and then go back to the new CPT and see that the data is not showing in the meta fields.
4. It does not appear to be a problem for the CPT’s categories, feature image, menu order and other built-in fields.
5. Yes 5.3.2 running in a Pantheon environment.

That would be great. Thanks.

Good point. Done. Thanks again for your help. I’m not so accustomed to using generators etc. but they seem pretty cool.

Thanks for the help. I’ve combined that custom code with other code you gave me for finding the parent social url if there isn’t one set for the current page. It seems to be working for me.

LGTM. Thanks for the quick fix!

Great. Thanks.

Thanks for the quick response.

I did a bit more testing and it appears to only fail like this for the favicons we are using. The REST route for them still appears fine however.

You can try the problematic favicons here and here if you want to try and reproduce. All other images work.

Great. Thanks for the quick response.

Thanks Daniel. I’ve sent you an email separately with an update on this. We can loop back to this thread to report our findings.

Hi Daniel,
Thanks for the reply. We have it running on a Pantheon multi-dev instance. We have not made any changes to any plugin files. We activated the plugin, set some settings, then on save, no matter what settings we choose, we get locked out of WP with the error. We’ve started over again with a fresh DB a few times now… Any other ideas?
Chris

I am getting the same error. Did anyone find the cause and way to resolve it?