• This doesn’t seem to be too critical, but there is a negative effect using Flexible Checkout Fields and flexboxgrid.min.css

    It shows visually in my bunny.net control panel as the panel’s width is out of whack as a result of the activation of Flexible Checkout Fields and inspection shows the CSS coming from the installation’s folder. I would say that bunny.net may be at fault, because they are using a form class name of “container” in their formatting.

    Also, I was also getting a critical error in my error_log about Container() on line 85 of bunnycdn.php:

    add_action('rest_api_init', function () {
    $controller = bunnycdn_container()->newRestController();
    $controller->register();
    });

    function bunnycdn_container(): \Bunny\Wordpress\Container
    {
    static $container;

    if (null !== $container) {
    return $container;
    }

    $container = new \Bunny\Wordpress\Container();

    return $container;
    }

    I would guess that using “container” isn’t unique enough and there is some sort of conflict going on between the two plugins. It’s just my guess, but it may also be the problem for updating the plugins? The only way I was able to update, was to disable bunny.net temporarily. I then found the interaction of Flexible Checkout Fields later.

    I am have shared this information with wpdesk.net as well so both sides may tinker with it. Thanks!

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  • Thread Starter venturetech

    (@venturetech)

    On another note, when Woocommerce Shipping 1.1.0 is active, the control panel for bunny.net reports:
    “Error loading the information for this account. Please try again later.” and “User information not available.”

    Again, I cannot update Woocommerce Shipping to 1.1.1 with bunny.net active. Doing so results in: “Update failed: There has been a critical error on this website. Please check your site admin email inbox for instructions.Learn more about troubleshooting WordPress.”

    Disable the bunny.net plugin and the update can complete. The only real solution is to deactivate Woocommerce Shipping to keep bunny.net fully activated.

    • This reply was modified 6 months, 3 weeks ago by venturetech.
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