mkdev

it’s Cwicly. (there isn’t a free version in the repository)

Thanks Mikko! Indeed is caused by a blocks collection plugin. With that disabled it works as expected.

• This reply was modified 2 years ago by mkdev.

Hi Mikko,
Indeed just the title appears in the debugger. (but I have ran the indexer multiple times)
When I run the check, how it appears in the database, it does see it all.

Yes, it’s default blocks (paragraph and list ones mainly). Wondering if it has anything to do with the way blocks are marked up in the database (with those comments like <!– wp:paragraph {“fontSize”:”medium”} –>)

Can report the same. Auto purge after a post edit does not work.
Is there an action hook to trigger the flush?

@gugaalves is there a patch that can be applied to a pre 6.0 version? Thanks!

@msaari modifying the render_block does the job! (no more error when editing)

It could a third-party interference in my case (it’s not a fresh install), but I haven’t drilled down to find the one causing it.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by mkdev.

Thanks for looking into it! The solution I found for this is just to use then standard structure to overwrite the single event template and inside it render the get_the_block_template_html() function.

Hi, I’m reviving this topic to not create a separate one.

I’m just looking for a solution to have the single event page be decupled from the php template. (to allow the fse template for that specific post type to takes over)

With 5.14.2.1 was introduced “Feature – First iteration of changes for Full Site Editor compatibility.”

I’m not sure exactly what were the iterations, but after that update it worked. (the single post event was appearing as wanted)

Now after the last updated, it seems that it’s all back to how it was before. (the php template takes priority)

So my question is, is there a hook or something that we can apply to allow the fse template to take priority over the php one? (getting the actual content on the page after is not an issue)

Thank you!

Hi,
Thanks for the replay.
I have saw the availability setting, and tried different combinations, but doesn’t gives the desired result. (no matter how I set the start and end time)

Even on your demo examples works the same. You can select the same start date as end date (for the apartments example) or one day is considered one calendar date. (which is not correct for hotel/apartments/car rentals bookings)

https://demo.makewebbetter.com/mwb-bookings-for-woocommerce/product/dans-hotel-room/
https://demo.makewebbetter.com/mwb-bookings-for-woocommerce/product/sams-apartment/

Separate issue: The cost fields are not accepting decimal numbers.

Update:
Changing the quantity column selector to <span> fixes the issue.

Hi,

I have the same issue.
I haven’t investigated enough to see if it’s a conflict but right off the bat, I have 10 “-” and 10 “+” on each side.

Hi,

Thanks for the response.

I’m using “Post Grid #3” with only 1 post in the query. (as a hero image)
It’s followed by a Post grid 2. (no issues here)

The website is not live yet.

Ok perfect! (it works)

Have you found a solution for this?