Harm10

@sharethis Thanks for the update! Any idea on when the next release will be there?

9 weeks without any reply! Can I please get an update?

@rodicaelena I think that is a rather unbelievable answer. How does the plugin conclude that it should show the maintenance page?

@grola I can confirm the fix works! Thanks for the support. I will revoke your support access.

@grola Good to hear! Does this mean you do not need access to my site any more?

And just out of curiosity: what was wrong?

@mahfuzurwp I cannot just close this ticket? It is not resolved so that would not be the right status? Leave it open?

@andrewsupport I submitted a ticket on the given url

@tograczyk I submitted the question on that url.

@shahzeenfarooq Thanks for your reply and link. I have a comment there.

So I think it is not very useful of leaving this issue open?

@grola Thanks for your reply. I think I mentioned this earlier. The problem occurs on my test multi site which is not openly available. And then also solely when using browser Firefox. Browsers Edge and Chrome do not have this problem. I am willing to define some user access to you but then I have the problem on how to tell you this. Obviously I do not want to publish this here.

On a side note: I never work with blocks and also have no special plug-ins for that active. As reported when using Check Conflicts and switching everything off besides WooCommerce and Cart Weight the problem persisted. Even when I selected WP theme 2025. Could it maybe be something on the server side?

I do not use block based output.
Yesterday I implemented all new software (with WP 6.7.1) on a live single site.
As I expected the problem does not occur there (even not in Firefox).

I tried searching in all your file for the string but that did not help as the text domain has the same name.
Then I tried searching on the components in the html: div class=”wc-block-components-discounts-meta css-0 e19lxcc00″ p>o[‘woo-cart-weight’] is undefined p>div> (I left out some slashes so you can see the html)
But that also did not bring any hits.

Do you have any suggestions on how to find where this error comes from?

I tried using plugin Check Conflicts but the problem persists even when using WP 2025 theme and only Woocommerce and Cart Weight active.

• This reply was modified 1 month, 3 weeks ago by Harm10.

@stefancotitosu Thank your for your code. But I want to know when the maintenance page is displayed to a visitor. That is different from knowing the plugin is active. Is this possible to deduce from the global $wp_query and/or $GLOBALS[‘pagenow’]?

The file is there like I already described by showing you the php log entries written by my own code.

Why should it have permissions 755? I do not create it as PHP and/or WP do. Current rights are 644.

In my view the problem is that the original settings point to the same file for both WP and PHP logging.
If WP logging is switched off the viewer gets into this state while PHP logging is on and still writing to that same file.
Would it help if my code sets PHP logging to a different file?

And suppose I want to give you access what kind of access would that be and how to tell you the user/password? Obviously I do not want to post that here.

So what is [‘woo-cart-weight’] part pointing to then? Those brackets look like a shortcode to me?

Can I get a status update please?