matke1984

I noticed that you fixed back to top for archives and thanks for that. But it still doesn’t work in search results. When can we expect this to be fixed? Thanks in advance.

Yes, it’s ok now.

That’s it. Thank you very much. I completely overlooked this option.

Hi. Unfortunately, I cannot share the link because it is an internal site that is not publicly available. That’s why I tried to explain the situation in as much detail as possible.

Yes, it’s fixed. Thank you.

Unfortunately, everything is the same. Still not working in archive and search results.

Yes, this is definitely a bug. I have elementor pro. I create the post archive in the following way.

Templates – Theme Builder – Archive – Condition (All Archive)

When the post archive is created like this, the scroll to top doesn’t work. More precisely, if you immediately go to the preview, you will see the button, but the site user doesn’t see the scroll to top button. Also, after logging out and re-entering wp admin, I no longer see the button either. This also happens with search results. Please fix this bug.

It’s ok now. Thanks.

The only page it doesn’t work on is the archive. More precisely, if I set the scroll to top, it works when I’m logged in to wp, but not when I log out, so they can’t be seen by site users. Please check if you have the same situation. I have adjusted the global settings for the entire site for scroll to top, but I also tried individually for the archive. When it is not turn on for the individual archive, it doesn’t appear even when I am logged in.

Unfortunately, it is not the solution to the problem. As I updated plugins, the error appeared again.

I think I solved the problem for now. I turned off all addons again. Then I went to the wordpress settings and changed the language from mine to English. The error is gone. Then I went back into settings and set it back to my language. There is still no error. Then I turned on all the addons at once. An error occurred. I repeated the complete procedure again but this time I turn on one by one addons. And there are no errors for now. But this definitely shouldn’t be like this and it seems like a bug in wordpress.

In the Dashboard too.

plugins > add a new plugin

There is nothing in debug log except this one line.

Warning: Undefined property: stdClass::$plugin in /home/xxxxxxxxx/public_html/us/wp-includes/class-wp-list-util.php on line 168

Yes. I turned off literally all addons and switched the theme to Twenty Twenty-Four. And I was convinced that the error would disappear. I did the reinstallation in the standard way first and then as you told me with the deletion of files.

I didn’t mention that the error appears when I go to the add new addon page and that without debug enabled.

I don’t know what else to try? I haven’t noticed any problems with the site, but I don’t like having any kind of error. How serious is this problem and how can it manifest itself in the work of the site?

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