A) When configuring WordPress to use HTTPS, some tutorials suggest defining the WP_SITEURL variable in wp-config (usually something like: define( ‘WP_SITEURL’, ‘https://blog.mysite.com‘ )). However, when this constant is defined, the siteurl field on the Settings -> General page becomes disabled, and the Jetpack plugin, when active, forces the validation of that field when I try to submit the page. This results in a formatting error because the field is submitted empty.
I solved Issue A by removing that constant from wp-config. That part is now fine.

B) For some reason, Jetpack is forcing the validation of “admin_email” among the options on the Settings -> General page when I submit it. This generates a formatting error similar to the error in Issue A simply because this value is not present in the request. When I disable Jetpack, this error stops occurring.
In the request flow, it adds “admin_email” to the allowed_options on the line in
wp-admin -> option.php -> $allowed_options = apply_filters( ‘allowed_options’, $allowed_options );

I have not yet been able to resolve Issue B.

Configuration:
Jetpack Version 14.4
WordPress 6.7.2

After updating to the latest version 2.3.0, a fatal error is triggering, blocking access to the WordPress admin.

PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to a member function enable_custom_property() on bool in /public/wp-content/plugins/plausible-analytics/src/Admin/Provisioning.php:374.

I have deactivated the plugin for now. This is impacting a wide number of client websites.

Any help is greatly appreciated!

Best,
Juan

Have I misunderstood something?
Thanks! Sarah

Right now I have to fix a website with an extremely outdated (Avada) theme which requires an old version of jquery in the backend to access it’s settings.
WordPress is not using any version of jQuery anymore, so all jQuery depencies are non-functional.

Here is a screenshot:

https://ibb.co/JcwtmFP

Please can you advise?