srarden

When I visited the page, no cookies loaded for me until I hit the accept button. Could it be that you still have the cookies from loading the page before you put the cookie consent in place? If you clear your browser cached cookies or visit the page in an incognito window in Chrome, do you still get them?

Summary: I screwed up. No problem with the plugin. ??

Full explanation:
This was a shortcode, but it was a shortcode being used in the functions.php through do_shortcode, and stuck in a shortcode we created. Due to the way we wanted to output, it is first stored in a variable which is then sent as part of the full output for our shortcode (it’s shortcodes all the way down!).

We had a previous deadline variable still in our shortcode function that called do_shortcode for another call on tminus — and that’s what was causing the problem.

Even though that variable didn’t get output, the jquery code for it was output and when it couldn’t find the id for that div it popped the error which also prevented the deadline we actually needed from having its javascript run. Removed that old call to do_shortcode, and everything started working.

On a side note, if you move that problem do_shortcode call below the other one, the other one starts working since the error isn’t triggered until after it’s javascript runs. But it’s just waiting there to cause problems, possibly in code that isn’t related so could be hard to track down.

Just upgraded a couple of sites from version 5.6 to version 5.7.3 and polls disappeared from the sites. So there may still be an issue.

Ah – makes sense that it’s part of what gets returned from the source. Something similar happens with the ad code provided by DoubleClick, and our conclusion was that it was out of our hands as well.

Thanks for the assist and the excellent support!

What, a government regulation that needs brought up to date? Couldn’t be! And yeah – was looking to see if anyone had a definite answer before I bothered them. ??

Ah. I’m an idiot. Always check other plugins. I’m using User Meta Pro for it’s user CSV import feature which allows you to import user meta data while setting up user accounts. It conflicts. Since my initial set of users is already in, I can disable User Meta Pro. Warning message gone.

I’d be interested in helping you test this. I’ve been thinking of moving to some way of doing these optimizations for my WordPress installs, so this plugin sounds like it would fit the bill.

I noticed the ‘Sale’ icon problem on a site I updated as well, which is using a child theme of the Genesis Framework. Luckily for me, not using the site for actual sales, so I was able to just do

.woocommerce ul.products li.product .onsale, .woocommerce-page ul.products li.product .onsale {
	display: none;
}

to simply hide it for now.

Did you ever find a solution for this problem? I’m running into it as well, though it also seems to appear when you add a comment as well.