casper

Awesome, glad to hear it!

Alright, found it, removed that esc_attr(), updated the plugin to 1.4.1; please check on your end now?

Sorry about this! We were addressing a security vulnerability report.

Hang on, working on this!

• This reply was modified 1 month, 3 weeks ago by casper.

Hi Paxmont,

1.4 was released, and I am unable to reproduce this with that version. Could you please try that and see if that works for you?

happy to help!

Hi Paxmont,

Thanks for alerting us to this. I’ve updated it and released version 1.4 for this. See how that works for you.

Thanks for the five-star review, Matthias. I totally get where you were coming from though. Lots of sites (incorrectly) use the tab key to tab through tabs.

Re: FAQ schema, I assume you mean adding schema attributes support as shown on https://stackoverflow.com/questions/77190190/how-to-add-schema-markup-to-faq-html-code. That’s a good idea for the pro version.

Hi Matthias,

This isn’t actually a bug, and works per W3C specifications. The tab set is selected using the tab, but then the arrow keys are used to navigate between tabs. You can see an example of this at https://www.w3.org/WAI/ARIA/apg/patterns/tabs/examples/tabs-manual/, and https://plethoraplugins.com/tabs-accordions works the same way. The full specs are at https://www.w3.org/WAI/ARIA/apg/patterns/tabs/ . Per those specs, the tab key should only be used to activate the first tab in a tab set, which is what our plugin does. Arrow keys are used to navigate between tabs in a given tab set.

Regards,
Casper Voogt

OK thanks

I had a look at that feature request and voted on it, but is that for the same plugin? Because this one is called ‘WooCommerce Stripe Payment Gateway” and that one is called “Stripe for WooCommerce”. Anyway, it is disheartening that the feature request is from 2021. It looks like I will have to have my customer switch from Stripe to something else.

I ran into the issue reported by the OP, and was able to solve it by clearing my site’s Varnish cache. This site is hosted with Cloudways and uses their Breeze cache, which uses Varnish. That plugin clears Varnish cache for a post when a post is updated (for example) but it doesn’t know to do that when a new crop is saved, so it has to be purged manually.

I also want to note that the images on my site do not include a cache-busting parameter (on the frontend anyway). I don’t know if they’re supposed to, but the previous message in this thread made it sound like they are supposed to. I’m using Elementor and it embeds the image without cache-busting parameters. That could also explain why I have to manually purge the Varnish cache.

• This reply was modified 4 months, 2 weeks ago by casper.

Thanks for checking that. I wonder if there is perhaps an error message in your browser console log. With Chrome you can view that with F12. If you see any console log messages there, please share a screenshot here.

Hi Manja,

To really solve this, you would need to find the actual error in the error logs. There’s likely a 500 server error (probably a PHP error) happening, and the error logs should show that, and such errors could be due to all sorts of things.

I recommend locating your site’s PHP / web server error logs and locating the relevant error, and sharing that here. If the log entries contain sensitive, you can send it to me via https://plethoraplugins.com/contact/.

Casper

perhaps one workaround would be to nest accordions inside horizontal or vertical tabs. I haven’t tried that, but it’s an idea

I have heard back from my colleague. I’m sorry, but at the moment we don’t support nested accordions. That may change in the future, but but any time soon.