Plugin changes ACF CSS and JS links to its own directory

  • When this plugin is activated it changes the link for this file:
    /wp-content/plugins/advanced-custom-fields-pro/assets/build/css/acf-global.css

    To this:
    /wp-content/plugins/post-to-captorra/lib/advanced-custom-fields/assets/build/css/acf-global.css

    Which causes the css file to not be read, which causes ACF and Post Editing pages to break. It is doing this for everything in the ACF directory.

    I have verified this on a clean install with only ACF and your plugin installed. Why does your plugin do this?

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  • Thread Starter mauisoxfan

    (@mauisoxfan)

    On the clean install, this directory is created, which then has the CSS and JS directories:

    /public_html/wp-content/plugins/post-to-captorra/lib/advanced-custom-fields/assets/build/

    On a more developed website, this directory: /wp-content/plugins/post-to-captorra/lib/advanced-custom-fields/assets/

    does not have a /build/ directory within it. It has js, inc, images, font, css. Without the /build/ directory, all of the ACF file links are broken.

    • This reply was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by mauisoxfan.
    Plugin Author Joseph Bermudez

    (@joebermudez)

    I was previously able to replicate this issue, which was caused by not fully updating the advanced-custom-fields library within the plugin. The most recent push of the plugin should have resolved this issue. I just tested a fresh install of both this plugin and the ACF plugin without any issues.

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