luludak

@pputzer thank you for your support. We have come to an a more generic solution on this in addition to updating to latest version of wp-Typography, handling   explicitly within requests. Let’s resolve the issue.

@zgrossbart thank you for your assistance. The issue was related with a deprecated version of jQuery used within the theme, issue resolved.

I tried it and it indeed works. Since I do not know the plugin internals, is there any clue towards where I should search for an issue? Can this one related to jQuery versions, or any other dependencies? Thank you very much.

I am using a custom theme, however, I did not do any changes lately related to the plugin or the jQuery versions. What jQuery/jQuery UI versions does the plugin utilize?

@zgrossbart yes I have (version 3.7.8), WordPress 5.6, all other plugins deactivated and updated version via the WordPress UI.

Hello @zgrossbart , I am also facing issues with the plugin in WordPress version 5.6.
I upgraded the WordPress version, deactivated all plugins but Editorial Calendar, and I still receive the An error occurred while loading the calendar: undefined error with no other indication.
Even the browser console prints the undefined error without details.
Please note that version 5.6 proceeded with jQuery updates as mentioned in their release report: https://www.ads-software.com/support/wordpress-version/version-5-6/#jquery-update.

Can you please check this out?
Thank you in advance.

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

@pputzer thank you for your time. This one is used via setting custom REST routes, using rest_api_init action, utilizing the get_the_title(ID) call for retrieving post data, bringing title with the &nbsp included.

This seems to do the job, thank you @pputzer . Is there a chance that dewidow setting will be restored in the future?