MrMattEastwood

Thanks so much for your quick reply, Jarno. That solved the issue!

Thanks Frank! I’m Using WPCodeBox2 on my projects and I entered the snippet:

https://paste.pics/QDN69

I’m afraid the result remains unchanged. I have no real knowledge of PHP, so I might be doing something wrong, but looking into it with a couple of web developer friends didn’t help either unfortunately.

Quick follow-up, our client also claims she never saw a cookie banner on her website. The cookie banner appears on my PC in Chrome and Firefox, but a partner of mine tested on Brave and never got any cookie banner. What might be going on there?

Hi Frank!

I’m afraid the issue persists even when I disable all plugins and switch to the Twenty Twenty Four theme. Here’s a screenshot of all the plugins I have, with them being disabled:

https://paste.pics/QCUW2

And a video I took after disabling the Bricks theme as well:

Same result.

Hey Frank, thanks for your reply ?? I’m on version 6.3.2 of TEC, which is the latest version according to https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/the-events-calendar/. I tried disabling and re-enabling the plugin as well as disabling other plugins, to no avail. Is there anything else I could try?

• This reply was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by MrMattEastwood.

Hey Jarno, thanks for following up ?? I’m wondering if perhaps using “var” instead of “let” might help? I have little to no knowledge of JS, unfortunately, but that is one of the two possible solutions suggested by another user in the Oxygen Facebook group (cf. my previous comment).

EDIT: I’ve also pinged the Oxygen developers in the Facebook thread (https://www.facebook.com/groups/1626639680763454/posts/6253077028119673/), hoping they’ll reach out to you.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 8 months ago by MrMattEastwood.

Hello again, Complianz team,

In the Oxygen Facebook group, a user posted the following possible solutions:

I have never used Complianz and don’t know the exact code.
However, here are some possible solutions to prevent this error:
a) use var instead of let
b) embed the code in an anonymous function
(function(){
// the current code
})();

Would this help to solve the problem and get rid of the warning?

Best regards,
Matt.

Hello, Complianz team! I am experiencing the same issue and posted in the Oxygen Facebook group about it. Before I install an additional plugin to treat the symptom, I’m wondering whether perhaps this comment from another Facebook user might help you identify and iron out the underlying issue?

“This is a known issue with Complianz, as with some other plugins:
They load JavaScript that is not ready for multi-instance use.
In Oxygen, JS may load twice (1 x builder, 1 x preview). This is sure a rare environment, but plugin developers should be aware of that…”

Hey Jory, thank you very much for this detailed and helpful answer. ??

Thanks for following up! Yeah, hosting companies have been pushing for it for a while. I have yet to see debug messages/errors with PHP 8.0, only 8.1. Also, I checked and I don’t have debugging enabled on my projects. For now, I’m absolutely happy with 8.0.

Thanks George! This is very helpful. I’m about to replace the WP Simple Firewall plugin (aka Shield Security) anyway. I’ll look into WP debugging for sure, too. I never knowingly enabled it on any of my projects, so I’m a bit baffled. I’ll see what I can find out about this.

Ohh, I didn’t follow that guide. I should have looked it up before posting here! It contained all the info I needed. Thanks for pointing me to it and sorry for the inconvenience ??

Found it! It’s in The Events Calendar settings.

Hey @ktc_88, thanks for this suggestion! The language of my website at https://diespitze-coaching.de has been German (formal) from the beginning, set in WordPress’ settings. However, my admin account is set to English because I’m used to working with WordPress in that language (plus, it makes it easier to google problems ;-)).

I changed my profile’s language to the site language, made a brand-new contact form, copy-pasted all the stuff from the other form into it and put that on https://diespitze-coaching.de/einwilligung/. Lo and behold, it works! The plugin appears in German now.

So, it’s not the site language that determines the language of the contact form. It’s the language that is being used by the user who creates the form.

Hey Kyle, thanks for following up. On my build, the captcha remains in English:

https://diespitze-coaching.de/einwilligung/

I’ve cleared all cache (using WP-Optimize) and updated everything.