huppbrian

Looks like the offending line is in this function…

public function getOnlyBelongsFilters( $sets )
    {
        $relevantFilters = [];

        foreach ( $sets as $set ) {
            $relevantFilters[] = $this->selectOnlySetFilters( $set['ID'] );
        }

        $relevantFilters = flrt_remove_level_array($relevantFilters);

        return $this->extractBelongsFilters($relevantFilters);
    }

   

May I suggest adding an if ($sets) before the foreach loop to cover the case where no filters have been configured. I suspect that my issue will go away once I configure some filters.

• This reply was modified 10 months ago by huppbrian.

Sorry. I can’t reproduce the issue. I had an issue with another plugin Church Admin that has subsequently been fixed by the plugin author. Once that was done, the problem with the Litespeed update went away. For the record though the error was that the Advanced Sermons sermon archive couldn’t be found. This archive isn’t a page. I believe it is a custom post type.

So no comments from anybody at all about this, huh? I guess I must be the only one who uses this. Guess it’s back to the old “classic” block for me to regain the functionality the other blocks once had in Gutenberg. Don’t worry. We know what’s best for you. You didn’t really want this capability in the first place. You’ll thank us later.

This issue was being caused by a plugin I was using called EditorsKit. The plugin adds some rich text controls (e.g. subscript and superscript) to the <p> block context menu in the Gutenberg editor. I disabled that plugin and Gutenberg performance over the satellite is much improved. I think we can put this one to bed. Thanks for the help.

This issue was being caused by a plugin I was using called EditorsKit. The plugin adds some rich text controls (e.g. subscript and superscript) to the <p> block context menu in the Gutenberg editor. I disabled that plugin and haven’t seen the featured image dropout again yet. Of course, that doesn’t mean I won’t see it again the next time I use the editor, but in the meantime, I think we can put this one to bed. Thanks for the help.

BTW – As noted in another post, it would be REALLY nice if the Gutenberg <p> block context menu supported some more rich text options like subscript and superscript. I use these a LOT, and it’s a pain to have to put in the HTML tags manually. There are plugins available to provide these options, but as noted above, they come with issues of their own.

Right you are, Marius. It was the Yoast SEO plugin (now deactivated – soon to be deleted.
Thanks.