Conflict with Divi Editor

I am getting exactly the same error too. Also just recently on the Divi Theme 4.17.4 update. Only comes when I activate the plugin.

You can see my site here:
https://equineempowerment.nz/about/

I rolled back to Divi 4.17.3 and I still get this error. I think it’s this plugin. Please do check. I will keep following this thread.

I’m using WordPress 6 and php 8.1.6

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

Hi Fauzan,

I have sent temp login details using the form above.

I have some more details actually – this error occurs either:

In the divi them options I Enable Classic Editor, or I activate a widely used plugin called Classic Editor. If I don’t enable classic editor, either with the widely used plugin, or within divi, I can edit may pages, by clicking the edit with the divi builder when I open the edit page.

So it’s a conflict somehow between the wholesale plugin and when people want to use the classic editor.

@chriswardley – are you getting this error because you too have enable Classic Editor or are using the classic editor plugin?

Look forward to hearing back,

Neal`

Hi @chriswardley and @nealghoshal many thanks for your patience while we tracked this one down. We finally nailed it last night, it was a very hard to see bug on a conditional on our plugin.

If you upgrade to 2.1.4 which was released this morning, this should now be resolved.

Let me know if you experience any further difficulties and please accept my apologies for the inconvenience.

Awesome – thanks for your great responsiveness here and getting this fixed.

I’ve tried it, and it is all fixed now. Thank you for the great support.

Neal

@fauzanade I’ve deleted your offer to login to your user’s site. I’m am 100% sure you mean well but please never ask for credentials on these forums.

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