You are welcome! I totally understand your feeling.
I would also try this:
– Visit the page where you have problems adding a parameter to the URL, e.g. https://your-domain.com/your-page/?ct_builder=true&dfsdfs=fsdfsd. By doing that you may bypass the cache. I know you cleared all the cache, but you would not be the first one in history who believes to have cleared all the cache, but it wasn’t so
– Disable all plugins, not only Complianz, in the Outer Editor, Inner Editor, Loading Editor. This is to be sure that other plugins are not loading the script of Complianz.
– In your backend go to Plugins => Must-Use. Check which mu-plugin you have there. FDP and Editor Cleanup For Oxygen add the following mu-plugins: freesoul deactivate plugins [fdp], and oxygen editor speedup [oes]. The other mu-plugins will not be disabled by FDP and Editor Cleanup For Oxygen. If you find some other mu-plugins, add this line of code immediately after the first comments:
if( isset( $_REQUEST['ct_builder'] ) ) return;
This will ensure that those mu-plugins don’t cause the problem.
– Open the file wp-content/plugins/complianz-gdpr/commplianz-gdpr.php and add the same line of code immediately after the first comments.
That line of code ensures that Complianz doesn’t run in the Oxygen editor. If you still have the issue it means it’s still caused even if the plugin is disabled. In this case, you should focus on the cache or factors that are out of Complianz.
In the code of Compliannz after adding that code you should have something like this:
if( isset( $_REQUEST['ct_builder'] ) ) return;
defined( 'ABSPATH' ) or die( "you do not have access to this page!" );
define( 'cmplz_free', true );
I hope it helps.
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This reply was modified 2 years, 9 months ago by Jose.
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This reply was modified 2 years, 9 months ago by Jose.