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@pixelbart the latest update fixed this, thank you for the quick response!

Thanks Cliff, clearing the cache appears to have helped! Plugin looks to be working as normal again. Really appreciate the support! Thanks!

Hi @cliffseal I was behind but I just bumped the version and getting the same result. Endless calls to authenticate that is breaking the widgets & plugin settings page.

I’m wondering if the problem lies here:

if ( $this->authenticate( $auth ) && 'Daily API rate limit met.' !== $response->err && 'This API user lacks sufficient permissions for the requested operation' !== $response->err )

Daily API rate lime met is of type string, but $response->err is an object. Since it’s using the strict type comparison operator !== this will never be equal. Also, in the HTTP response the error text I’m getting is Daily API rate limit met. Which does not contain a period at the end of the message. Perhaps this was updated?

I’m wondering if this could be updated to if ( $this->authenticate( $auth ) && 'Daily API rate limit met' !== strval( $response->err ) && 'This API user lacks sufficient permissions for the requested operation' !== strval($response->err) )

Follow up on this, I noticed in the HTTP response there is the error:

<err code=\"122\">Daily API rate limit met<\/err>

I’m not sure though if this is the cause of this, or if I’m hitting the limit because of the continuous auth checks.

OK, I think I got it.

remove_action( 'wp_head', array( Optimizely_X\Frontend::instance(), 'inject_script'), - 1000 );

appears to work.

I have also tried this which also doesn’t seem to work:

remove_action( 'wp_head', array( 'Optimizely_X\Frontend::instance()', 'inject_script' ), - 1000 );

Thanks @cliffseal!

I found in the plugin it looks like there is a filter pardot_widget_body_html that looks to do what I was looking to do. Sorry, I didn’t explain my use-case very clearly. But that filter works perfectly, thanks!

Thanks @bcworkz and @joyously! Essentially that is what I’m doing now, using the output buffer to adjust the widget output. I was just making sure there wasn’t an existing filter that might do this as well. As then I might be able to just call that filter once as opposed to using the output buffer each place that widget is called. Thanks for the feedback!