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Loom here: https://www.loom.com/share/42aa06012d1d4fb2b026294b750eb76d

Note that upon clicking the Update button, the settings do not save and update the connection.

This issue is caused by WP Notion Sync not correctly following the?Official JavaScript Translation Instructions?provided by WordPress. If two plugins do not follow the recommendation, Javascripts clash and do not work correctly, and the result is that settings cannot be saved as described above.

Hi @nickchomey I’m working with @justin-bigscoots on the site in question.

After updating from 1.9.5 to 2.1.8:

1. We publish a post and attach a topic. Everything is normal. The topic is created, and it exists in the right spot in our forums.

2. We go back to edit that post (doesn’t matter what the edit is, but let’s just say it’s a spelling correction in the post content) and click the Update button, and the following message is returned via a white screen:

“There was an error with your selected topic.”

Yes, the {url} part.

We use sendgrid for transactional emails, so the “email2.mydomain.com” part is a sendgrid server. the upn is a string of random characters (256).

Topic Link: https://email2.mydomain.com/ls/click?upn=NNN

Thanks Robin. Appreciate your help thus far.

So I changed that but it didn’t resolve the issue.

Site address is https://…

So is that the culprit?

If so change to https://…?

Will doing so create any issues?

OK, I deactivated it and the issue still exists…

OK, I did that.

Standard bbpress resulted.

no change – still https://

2 is not activated. We use the WordPress login at any rate.

Hi Robin,

Yes, item 6:

{author} wrote:

{content}

Post Link: {url}

———–

You are receiving this email because you subscribed to the {forum_name} forum.

Login and visit the forum to unsubscribe from these emails.

***

and item 8:

{author} wrote:

{content}

Post Link: {url}

———–

You are receiving this email because you subscribed to a forum topic.

Login and visit the topic to unsubscribe from these emails.

We have a few dozen sidebars. Most of them are being specified in a page’s edit screen as the Primary sidebar.

Four of them are specified from the widget itself, on various combinations of post/category/tag/forum archives.