cranewest

@johnweru I submitted the ticket and have received no response. Also, I did not receive an email acknowledging the creation of the ticket itself. How should I proceed?

@johnweru We have submitted a support ticket.

I remembered we have SiteGround running the crons every X minutes so I think SiteGrounds cron system is the issue. Marking as resolved.

What is the status of the update that will allow for resizing of the images?

It happens without any post editing. Posts that have not been touched in quite some time are suddenly set as expired.

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Here is a recording of the issue. This is a brand new WordPress install I just started working on. There are no other plugins active and it’s using the default WordPress Theme (shown in recording). You can see the initial styling works, but as soon as it’s updated, the styling disappears:

https://drops.crane-west.com/fIdWKU

EDIT: It seems that clicking Regenerate Assets does help, but this adds a lot of time when updating stuff. Especially in the early stages of a site when designs are shifting, content is changing, etc. I love the sections and advanced columns but I simply cannot use this plugin in its current state.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 8 months ago by cranewest.

Good to know. Yes, this is just in the Block Editor. We’re able to use the old editor to save those event prices.

I found the issue was in how I was implementing a CMB2 admin options pages. I had a custom query that builds a hierarchical page list in an admin options page for a custom post type and used CMB2 to save create UI and save the options. For some reason, it was running on the front end and interfering with the query on that view. Adding an is_admin() check before that custom query ran cleared the issue up.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by cranewest.

So it turns out I have a custom query in a mu-plugin that builds a hierarchical page list in an admin options page for a custom post type and uses CMB2 to save the options. For some reason that was being called on the front-end. I added an is_admin() check and everything is working fine now. Thank you for your help!

• This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by cranewest.

I found if I comment out do_action( ‘cmb2_init’ ); on line 34 in bootstrap.php the events links work like they’re supposed to.

Just click on an event. Instead of the event details, it just shows the list view.

Thank you for your help on this.

This is the site: https://cwpreview.com/grahamtexas/events/ Currently running in the custom theme and all plugins active. I don’t see any JS errors.

I can reproduce the issue in my development server so it’s not something specific to one server. However, in a completely clean WP install everything works fine:

https://cwpreview.com/test/events/

So it may not be a conflict with the plugins after all.

This is on the front end.
There are fields set up, but not being used on that page. All the fields are in a .php file in the theme. But, like I said, this issue occurs in the default WP 2020 theme which has no cmb2 fields set up.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by cranewest.

I found a work around, not sure if it addresses the core issue, though. I manually added a permalink slug for categories. I used “product-category” in the Product Category Base field. This seems to fix the 404 issue.