Thierry

Tell me which part of the site should be hidden on mobiles and tablets. Which WordPress theme is behind that site?

That would mean that there was a perhaps conflict with another plugin or theme file which also defines LIST as a constant. Great you found a workaround!
Since I don’t see that problem on PHP 7.2, I don’t think that it’s conflicting directly with php.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by Thierry.

There is no need for an extra block. This can be done with every block, using the custom CSS functionality of most modern WordPress themes.

Made me curious. Checked the php syntax in wp-content/plugins/advanced-gutenberg-blocks/classes/Helpers/Dashicons.php

Everything is fine, I have no error thrown. Such php errors would normally happen if in a previous line, a string or the line itself wasn’t correctly terminated. But none of these happen here. This are simple svg definitions for some dash icons, neither rocket science nor music theory.

So, I have no idea why your server throws that error in that place. Which PHP version are you running?

I hope the plugin author will jump in.

That’s normal. The v1.4.3 of the plugin uses a new function which is only available from WP5.0 which is scheduled for today. Everything will work fine after you’ll have installed the WP update.

Youpiiiiiie ! ??

Good to hear, thank you for your excellent work, Maxime!

What I can’t understand, though, is that WP5 betas have been out in the wild for several weeks now which should have given enough time to other plugin developers (ACF, WPML, etc.) to prepare their updates…

Hi Oliver,

not yet using Twenty Nineteen on my principal and most active website and no plans to change whatever for the moment, seen that I managed to fully customize Twenty Seventeen thanks to your great plugin and excellent support!

I’ll perhaps give WP5 and Twenty Nineteen a try on another website, thus we’ll stay in contact ??

Oh great, thank you! So, we will have everything on November 27th, the official WP 5.0 release date. That’s not too long to wait for.

Another week gone without any improvement, 5 weeks without any activity on GitHub. I think that this plugin is not longer supported which is a pity since it worked very well and had pretty nice blocks as long as it worked. As a blocks collection, the advantage was that only one single plugin was needed which kept the WP installation lean and easy to maintain. But without any (proactive) support, debugging, and updates for weeks, it is simply worthless.

I know. It’s a shame! I raised an issue for that on GitHub (among others), 3 weeks ago. Unfortunately, nothing seems to have moved since then which I can’t understand.

Normally, I would expect a plugin developer to test his plugins beforehand on beta versions of WP and Gutenberg to come, and to do a proactive updating, anticipating new WP and Gutenberg releases and have the plugin ready for that…

Apparently, when rendering the Map Block at the front end, some html formatting is added to the javascript code which breaks everything:

<div class="wp-block-advanced-gutenberg-blocks-gmap">
	<script>
		function initMap2137589149() {</p>
<p>			var coords = { lat: 51.66094, lng: 8.348746 }</p>
<p>			var map = new google.maps.Map( document.querySelector( '#gutenblock-gmap-2137589149' ), {
				zoom: 14,
				center: coords,
				styles: "default"			} );</p>
<p>			var marker = new google.maps.Marker( {
				position: coords,
				map: map
			} );</p>
<p>			var infoWindow = new google.maps.InfoWindow( {
	    	content: "</p>
<p><strong>Conrad-Hansen-Musikschule</strong></p>
<p>Von-Galen-Platz 1, 59557 Lippstadt, Allemagne</p>
<p>"
	  	} )</p>
<p>			marker.addListener('click', function() {
	    	infoWindow.open( map, marker );
	  	} )
		}
	</script>

Can’t tell. Got the impression that this highly valued plugin has been abandoned by the developer. Issues, reported here or on GitHub, are not longer resolved. It’s a pity.

Additional information: As soon as I enter a keyword in the search field while trying to create a new post block, I get the following error in the console: TypeError: undefined is not an object (evaluating ‘new wp.api.collections’) in index.js:44

Hope that this helps

• This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by Thierry.

I see similar “phenomenons” at my day job. While a developer thinks that it is clear that the user would first install and activate a theme before adding a plugin which is uniquely dedicated to customize this specific theme, users, especially non-developers (which I call “technological wild boars” in private ?? ), find always ways to do things in a non logical order and they tend to blame others for that unorthodox approach…