Jonathan Bossenger

Ooo @felipeelia thanks for sharing that, it might be that I can use that wp cli command to replicate the issue.

Hey @joshlfcox I asked the question in the #outreach channel, and got confirmation that this is not currently possible, as it uses the default WP REST API search endpoint, checking against a group of different post types when you search.

There has been some discussion around how to fix this in this GitHub issue, but as yet no specific proposal has had any activity on it.

Hi @mdyounus23z

What you’re asking for might be possible with an existing WooCommerce plugin. Have you tried the following options:

https://woocommerce.com/document/registration-login-with-mobile-phone-number/

https://plugins.miniorange.com/otp-verification-woocommerce-checkout-form

If those options don’t fulfil your requirements, you might need to hire a developer to build it for you.

To do this please try https://jobs.wordpress.net/ or https://jetpack.pro/.

Hi @myselfmani

So it is possible to upgrade the WordPress version and your server without upgrading the plugins. I assume you already have auto updates to WordPress Core and plugins disabled.

The problem you’re going to have is that as soon as you update plugins, that’s going to overwrite any customisations. So my suggestion would be to first see if you can move the customisations into a separate custom plugin. That way you can upgrade the plugins, without loosing your customisations.

Ah, I see, thanks @joshlfcox

I’ve been diving into the code today to see if I can find a way to filter those searches, but as yet I’ve not come up with anything.

I’m going to wait until Monday, after the US holidays, and then post a question about this in the #outreach channel in the WordPress Slack, and see if we can find some answers there.

Hi @joshlfcox.

If you are using the LinkControl component in a custom block, you should be able to use the suggestionsQuery prop to limit the search query.

https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/blob/trunk/packages/block-editor/src/components/link-control/README.md#suggestionsquery

Hi @krstarica, thanks for reporting.

It appears this issue is related to WordPress 6.7.1 and translations. I see that there is already a fix for this being reviewed/tested.

Hi @treadops thanks for that update.

That sounds like something else, because the database update will run once, and shouldn’t affect your Products or Orders pages.

It could be the theme or a plugin that’s causing this. What I would usually recommend is to test your theme or plugins to find out if any of them could be the issue.

This process requires making a copy of the site, either on a test site, or in a local environment. Then, set the theme to a default WordPress theme, and see if the problem persists. If it doesn’t, deactivate your active plugins one by one, and test each time if the problem persists.

Hi @ronnyk1988

You might be able to use the use_block_editor_for_post filter.

To do so, you’d need to set the default editor to the Block Editor in the site settings, and then inside the filter callback, check the user role, and for non admins, return false.

Something like this:

add_filter('use_block_editor_for_post', 'set_user_editor', 10, 1);
function set_user_editor( $use_block_editor ){
	$user = wp_get_current_user();
	// if the user is an admin, return the default value
	if ( in_array( 'administrator', (array) $user->roles ) ) {
		return $use_block_editor;
	}
	// if the user is not an admin, set the editor to Classic Editor
	return false;
}

This code is not thoroughly tested, but in my simple example test it seems to work.

• This reply was modified 3 months, 4 weeks ago by Jonathan Bossenger.

Hi @sunny923

I tested this today on a clean WordPress install with just the Classic Editor plugin, and it’s not adding any classes to my paragraphs.

Are you perhaps copy/pasting the content from somewhere else, and that’s where the html markup is coming from?

@seebz I think I can see what needs to be fixed, but I can’t replicate the initial error in order to test it to be sure. I’ve tried installing this on a clean WordPress install and switching my site language and my user profile language to something else and I still can’t get it to trigger.

Are you able to replicate the error on a clean WordPress install? If so, could you detail the steps, so I can replicate it on my side.

Thanks

Thanks for confirming @seebz. The plugin might need to be updated for the translation changes in 6.7, let me check.

Hi @imbellem

You will need to contact support for the Divi builder, which will be via the Elegant Themes website

Hi @treadops

The Database update required message usually occurs if there has been a change to the database schema in a recent release. According to this changeset, there was such a change in the 6.7.1 release, which would have triggered the message and the required update.

I’ve also noticed the extra margin at the top of the admin dashboard after such an upgrade, but usually when I refresh the page it goes away. This is likely some whitespace being output during the upgrade.

• This reply was modified 3 months, 4 weeks ago by Jonathan Bossenger.

Hi @ashleysmith83 I tested this out today on a clean WordPress install, and it seems to be working as expected. I also tested it on my personal site.

Are you still experiencing any issues with the plugin?