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  • Plugin Support Gerard Blanco

    (@sixaxis)

    Hi @harryfear,

    I just tried to reproduce the issue on a test install from tastewp.com, and if I click on Dismiss, the notification does not re-appear.

    Can you try it too? Perhaps you have some cache on your site (or from your browser) that does bring the notification back?

    Best,

    Thread Starter harryfear

    (@harryfear)

    Hey, hey!

    ??Yes, this bug is reproduceable in a new WP sandbox (WP 5.8.1_enUS; PHP 7.2.24-0ubuntu0.18.04.8):—
    https://ibb.co/H7WVt9F

    You can also try, making a new sandbox here:—
    https://oxygenbuilder.com/try/blank

    ??I see that the <div> created references an img/sp.png that doesn’t exist, so I figured it’s an issue related?

    ??For now, I had a look at views/notice.php and I commented out the notification and it’s suppressed the issue.

    Plugin Support Gerard Blanco

    (@sixaxis)

    Hi @harryfear,

    The reference to img/sp.png is another bug, unrelated to the one you mention, which is already being taken care of.

    Now, can you show us a screen recording where we see how the message cannot be dismissed? I don’t know about that site you mentioned (it has been reported as unsafe, so I’d rather not enter), but can you reproduce it on tastewp.com, for example?

    Thank you,

    Thread Starter harryfear

    (@harryfear)

    This seems to dismiss okay in the sandbox. I can’t explain it not dismissing in production.

    Plugin Support Gerard Blanco

    (@sixaxis)

    I see. There’s probably some cache layer on the production site, maybe on the server side, that is still caching that message?

    Cheers!

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