• I think this should be repeatable. I’m using a very simple list view calendar and pulling that into the provided widget.

    As soon as I add the widget, there are two calls made on every page load to https://h/?ver=3.1.10. These obviously fail to resolve, but they dramatically slow down the rest of the page loading.

    Here’s a link to a screen shot of the Chrome developer tools.

    I’ve replicated the issue on an extremely simple development WordPress install in the same server environment. I recreated all the calendars from the production site and things worked fine. I added the widget with the recreated list calendar and immediately started getting the errors on that site (used Customize panel so I saw the errors pop up in Dev Tools almost immediately).

    I haven’t dug into it much more yet. I wanted to post the bug once I isolated the seeming source.

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  • Thread Starter Joe Alberts

    (@joe-alberts)

    Quick follow-up note. Removing the widget doesn’t stop the problem. It must be deleted from inactive widgets as well.

    Seems like once the widget object is instantiated, it causes the problem. Whether the widget is active or not.

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