dshakya

I am experiencing the same issue as well. For now I have done a fresh install of the Wordfence and is in learning mode. I have the Bot Protection ON via Cloudways. It would be good to have Wordfence playing nice with Cloudways Bot Protection.

Thanks heaps.

Hi Mateusz,
Thanks for replying to the thread. I can confirm that updating to the latest version of 4.2.0 has fixed the issue of search returning dozens of duplicates. I will use the forum from here on to report anything else. Apologies and thanks for the wonderful work. Really appreciate it.

Great. Thanks heaps for the update. Much appreciated.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 9 months ago by dshakya.

The frontend.css file refers to the PNG files I listed in previous message that were set as background images. These images are not available under /assets/images/ folder.

I left the SiteKit to 1.32.0 and updated the Visualizer to 3.5.1. The chart shows when logged in as well. So yes, it works with the update. Thanks Devs!! Updated Sitekit and it still works!

• This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by dshakya.

Thanks @adeelkhan ,

I have updated to 1.2.1 and disabled the Delay inline JS Script. It works as it should but I think more explanation and work needs to go into delaying these JS scripts.

@eugm , Have you tried to disable the Delay JS Inline Script option?

I am hesitant to update it now. Will spin a test server and try it out later.

@nswm ,

Looks like they have fixed the conflict but wouldn’t know until they do an official release. I would wait until there is a formal update released.

OK.. deleting everything from the list makes it work. But what was the point of this feature then?

Luckily I could login via ManageWP dashboard – Else the login button is unresponsive.

Yup! I had to deactivate the plugin as it was stopping essential JS files from loading. I was using LeafletJS to load maps and it wouldn’t load as it just didn’t load the leaflet.js file.

It worked while logged in but not in the frontend.

Needs a fix. Seriously.

Yup @nswm – that was a great find my @nexus2kswiss. I have left a note on GitHub if the developers could solve this issue for us as Google SiteKit is an important plugin for us.

@nswm – I have logged the bug report. You can follow the progress here –

https://github.com/Codeinwp/visualizer/issues/801

Hopefully this will get fixed soon.

I was hoping it would go away but no – it is still there.

The chart is not displayed when you are logged in but works fine incognito/logged out. I can see and edit the chart in the backend under Visualizer tab but the chart is not displayed on the page in the front-end.

<div>
  <div id="visualizer-160-646898192" class="visualizer-front visualizer-front-160 viz-facade-loaded"></div>
<!-- Not showing structured data for chart 160 because description is empty --></div>

Uncaught TypeError: b.createScript is not a function
    at gvjs_Mf (jsapi_compiled_default_module.js:80)
    at jsapi_compiled_default_module.js:80
jsapi_compiled_default_module.js:82 Uncaught TypeError: b.createScriptURL is not a function
    at gvjs_Sf (jsapi_compiled_default_module.js:82)
    at jsapi_compiled_ui_module.js:294
jsapi_compiled_default_module.js:165 Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: gvjs_Di.test is not a function
    at gvjs_G.gvjs_Ci (jsapi_compiled_default_module.js:165)
    at new gvjs_G (jsapi_compiled_default_module.js:219)
    at renderSpecificChart (render-google.js:50)
    at renderChart (render-google.js:30)
    at render-google.js:459

• This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by dshakya.

Thanks @janh2 for debugging info. Hopefully the developer has viewed this thread and will provide us with a solution in the next release. While it’s workable for now, it needs to be patched. Thanks again guys.