vemman

Thanks that worked.

Since my problem is the same. I edit the homepage but it is not showing on the frontend. I myself kind of found that editing works via Themes>Editor.

The question is should we stop using default page/post editor?

Suggestion: Please put a tutorial on making a site using FSE

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

Update:
I also have ACF installed. I believe this issue with insert-pages plugin is similar to this plugin. A fix for “insert pages” (from author of that plugin) is here.
ACF makes multiple calls from the git commit

some plugins, like Advanced Custom Fields, create a scenario where this init hook gets called multiple times

https://github.com/uhm-coe/insert-pages/commit/621a76ecd203492556754292b2eaa2d953cb3f96

I got same error fixed by editing function aab_wp_block_patterns the file
wp-content/plugins/advanced-accordion-block/block-patterns/block-patterns.php

line 16 add an empty check for $slug. Sometimes this gets called with a null $slug

function aab_wp_block_patterns( $slug = null, $title = null, $description = null, $content = null ) {
    if(empty($slug)) return false; // check if $slug is empty
    register_block_pattern(
        'block-pattern/' . $slug,
        [
            'categories'  => [
                'accordion-block'
            ],
            'title'       => __( $title, 'advanced-accordion-block' ),
            'description' => __( $description, 'advanced-accordion-block' ),
            'content'     => $content,
        ]
    );
}
add_action( 'init', 'aab_wp_block_patterns',4,10 );

In simple words enabling SG Optimizer is the only method required to replicate this on my site. It slows import immensely and throws memory exhausted & mysql server gone away errors in the logs.

In detail, how I found it.

We have a multilingual woocommerce store with WPML, Elementor, Elementor Pro, Kirki framework, yoast etc. around 40 plugins

We use WP All Import by Soflyy, for updating stock. On our April 3 stock update instead of usual under 10 mins time it took 1hr 30mins + (and more in subsequent runs). The csv is simple with SKU & stock quantity only.

After not finding any issue on local machine. I contacted SG support and got usual reply of blaming plugins.

Then I went on with disabling all plugins (except WC, WPML & WP All Import). Then I ran import enabling one plugin at a time and running the same import. And it all gave same sub 10 mins import time. Finally I enabled SG Optimizer and it shot back to 1hr 30mins. I rechecked without SG Optimizer and fell back to usual time.

SG Support also confirmed this and told me they will escalate it to the developers.

@nemovich Which plugin are you using? I am on a small LTR, RTL ecom site development. Would be great if you could share

Thank you

Had similar issue noticed when gutenberg threw error.

Solution:
rewrite was off in my docker container (php:7.3-apache-buster)
a2enmod rewrite & service reload apache2
resolved it for me. Should work on normal systems too

Just adding my two bits on this. Been trying to get to display some info messages for during save_post (after validating some custom meta fields) for a woocommerce admin side order.

After searching through length and breadth of various sites & forums, I could only get a custom message displayed with this

https://onextrapixel.com/10-tips-for-a-deeply-customised-wordpress-admin-area/

function frl_on_save_post($post_id, $post) {/* add warning filter when saving post */
 
    if($post->post_type == 'post') //test for something real here       
        add_filter('redirect_post_location', 'frl_custom_warning_filter');
 
}
add_action('save_post', 'frl_on_save_post', 2, 2);
 
function frl_custom_warning_filter($location) { /* filter redirect location to add warning parameter*/
 
    $location = add_query_arg(array('warning'=>'my_warning'), $location);
    return $location;
}
 
function frl_warning_in_notice() { /* print warning message */
         
    if(!isset($_REQUEST['warning']) || empty($_REQUEST['warning']))
        return;
         
    $warnum = trim($_REQUEST['warning']);
 
    /* possible warnings codes and messages */                 
    $warnings = array(
        'my_warning' => __('This is my truly custom warning!', 'frl')
    );
         
    if(!isset($warnings[$warnum]))
        return; 
     
    echo '<div class="error message"><p><strong>';
    echo $warnings[$warnum];
    echo '</strong></p></div>';
}       
add_action('admin_notices', 'frl_warning_in_notice');

Same issue here.. any ideas??

Thats a great news Thomas.
Looking forward to the latest version..

Hi @photocrati,
thanks for the great plugin. but does the answer you have happen to have a typo? shouldn’t b be

admin/settings.php, remove line #201: include_once (dirname (__FILE__) . '/upgrade.php');

I could only find upgrade.php there