mnydigital

Have done, thanks.

I understand how to do that, the point was more should this not be the default?

Hi, thanks for the reply. I did try checking to see if it had been hidden but it wasn’t being rendered at all.

Strangely though, the box reappeared a couple of days later, through no obvious action of my own. Hopefully it stays that way.

Bit of a mystery but as long as it’s working that’s what counts.

Unfortunately none of the updates have made a difference; the errors are still there.

I am probably going to have to set up a new store and gradually make changes to see what it is that triggers this.

Update: I created a brand new store with a new database table. Installed WordPress, WooCommerce and Storefront. The only thing I did was add a price filter to the sidebar and I got the error immediately in Firefox. I hadn’t even added products yet. This looks like something beyond my control in that case.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by mnydigital.

Thanks for the reply. I appreciate the difficulty of diagnosing the problem. I didn’t want to confuse matters by opening issues in two places but just thought I’d cover all bases as I’ve exhausted my ideas.

Interestingly, in that thread they suggested installing woocommerce-gutenberg-products-block, and I have had no errors so far, which is sort of good, but still leaves the exact cause unresolved. Providing the errors don’t start appearing again, that suggests the problem lies in how woocommerce-blocks and my site are interacting. Though as I’ve said earlier, everything has been completely stripped back and there’s very little customisation, so I would lean towards the product data/attributes being the issue on my side, if there is one. Why, though, I don’t know.

Thanks.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by mnydigital.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by mnydigital.

I’ve just reinstalled WooCommerce and the problem remains.

Even though it’s not presenting itself for you, it’s still possible that it’s a bug; it might just be my particular setup or store data and how that interacts with WooCommerce.

The problem also doesn’t occur on every page load; sometimes it takes a few times before it does.

Can I ask what the purpose of wc-blocks-middleware.js is and why one site would include it and another site not?

It’s just the standard price slider widget.

Hello, thanks for the reply.

I checked the logs and the only critical errors were minor development typos which I quickly fixed when they occurred.

I am using localhost at the moment whilst I’m still working on the site, so I don’t have a live link that I can share.

I have noticed that another store running the same version of WooCommerce and WordPress doesn’t exhibit the same errors, for reasons unknown. That site doesn’t include wc-blocks-middleware.js for some reason though, whereas the site that’s producing the errors does, and that’s the main file where the issues seem to stem from…