danyellg

I went to GitHub and manually updated the “Widget URL” field based on the most recent version available.

My problem isn’t which version is mentioned in that field, my problem is that the plugin is not including the JS regardless of the value I enter in the “Widget URL” field.

To try to get ahead of other “did you try?” style questions, I tried:
– disabling (nearly) all other plugins (except WPML as deactivating those puts our site in an unuable state)
– disabling cache, minify, compressing, defer’d load etc. (we use WP Rocket)

This is on a DEVELOPMENT server so we have wiggle-room to try things… but we need to try something that will actually help isolate/identify the problem.

I should mention that our development server has a (deliberately) non-valid SSL certificate, so https works just fine but generates browser warnings (some APIs don’t like that either)… but that should not prevent a .js file from being enqueued, should it?

Marking as resolved.

No problem since upgradde, thanks!

My mistake! Your code uses date_i18n() function, the problem was not in the plugin. I forced a refresh of all locale (.mo/.po) files for WP itself + theme + all plugins and the dates now translate properly. Leaving my embarrassing mistake here for posterity so it can be found by someone in future who makes the same mistake.

I had this problem too… turns out I had forgotten to enable mod_rewrite in Apache on the new server!

all-in-one WP migration does an awful lot… but it can’t do everything.