frogsplash

I can confirm the RC code did not fix the issue, I’m getting the same exact issue. Using Avada as the theme.

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• This reply was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by frogsplash. Reason: Posted in wrong thread, my apologies

Any resolution on this? Literally all my websites have been generating huge error_log files ever since 5.8, and I’m stumped as to what happened!

Funniest thing… that mirrors my situation exactly. Worked fine on dev, borked on production. Which makes me wonder…

I was able to create *new* blocks and edit them on the production server just fine. It’s only those that I imported from dev – using the export tool. I wonder if something in that import mechanism leads to this error.

(something hopefully that helps the developer track down the bug…)

I’m running into this same issue on multiple installations, was there any resolution?

• This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by frogsplash.

The widget that was used was the standard WPForms widget. The PHP snippet I tried was the one listed here:

https://wpforms.com/developers/how-to-add-wpforms-shortcodes-to-php-templates/

<?php echo do_shortcode('[wpforms id="25"') ?>

Neither options loaded the CSS styles until I embedded in the page content body.

I’m in the same position as Chris, and I suspect a lot of others are too. I have a restaurant website that has a list of events that displays the next 7 days worth of events.

In one example, they have daily happy hour specials from 6pm to 9pm, so my client set up the calendar entry for a single event that repeats daily. If I display “Show All”, I get the same event 7 times.

If I display “Only Show First Occurrence”, nothing shows up, as the original event entry has passed.

The only way I get it to work properly is if I set up the event as mutliday, not repeating.

I would LOVE it if recurring events had an option like “Show First Occurrence Regardless of Date”, which is obviously a mouthful, but I hope you guys get what I mean.

Thanks for a wonderful plugin!

Bingo. Nice find, jontroth!

I ended up with the dreaded “Cookies Are Blocked Due To Unexpected Output” at my login screen after the latest update, preventing me from getting into my site. Thankfully, I had DTS installed but not yet activated.

For those that might have the same problem, I FTP’ed into the server and renamed the plugins folder, which let me log in. After restoring the plugins name, I deactivated DTS, and it cleaned up the issue.

Just passing the info along.

This is infuriating. My custom login screen now attaches my 404 code to the bottom of the page. What a mess!

I followed the full protocol as described by North2Doug, no improvement. Same error across all browsers as well.

Knew this “upgrade” was going to be a disaster.

BRILLIANT! Many thanks for the update and the code snippet.

Thanks so much for the quick response. I’ll keep an eye out for the code, much appreciated.

Shortcode: sorry, that was a bit vague. I’d like to essentially split the header into its title and description components.

Example: [wppizza category=’burgers’ noheader=’1′] will kill the title/description, whereas [wppizza category=’burgers’ ] will show both. I’d love to be able to get either one individually.

The trick with those dynamic URLs (the ones with &s and all that) is that htaccess code has to be written a little bit differently.

In your example, if you want to redirect index.php?page=mypage to https://www.domain.co.uk/mypage/, you have to do it this way:

RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} ^page=mypage$
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ https://www.domain.co.uk/mypage/? [R=301,L]

Basically, take everything you see after the index.php? and put it in the first line (don’t forget that $). The new URL goes in the second (don’t forget the ?)

Important: be sure to put all this code before the WordPress permalink rewrites, or else it won’t work.

Good luck, hope that helps!