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Also experienced this exact same issue:

PHP Fatal error: Uncaught ArgumentCountError: Too few arguments to function TEC\Events\Integrations\Plugins\TEC_Tweaks_Extension\Provider::TEC\Events\Integrations\Plugins\TEC_Tweaks_Extension{closure}(), 1 passed in /wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php on line 324 and exactly 2 expected in /wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/src/Events/Integrations/Plugins/TEC_Tweaks_Extension/Provider.php:47

Disabling The Events Calendar Extension: Tweaks extension plugin allows the admin Settings page to be used again.

Confirmed. PODS 3.2.6 fixes this issue under WordPress 6.5.5. Thank you!

Same here after updated PODS to v3.2.5 on WordPress 6.5.5. Can’t edit or create new CPTs. Rolling back to PODS v3.2.2 works again.

It was enabled, yes. Disabling the Improved CSS Loading feature in Elementor does seem to fix the display issues with icons/lists when re-enabling Relevanssi’s Custom search result snippets. But it also now shows zero search results for certain keywords. When Custom Snippets are disabled, it shows the expected dozen+ results for the same search. The WordPress Archive Title (“Search Results for:”) doesn’t display at all either.

Exact same issue here. Case #1 from @ivelinjpashev does work but only shows the first item in the relationship, not multiple. Case #2 does not seem to work for PODS as it uses a custom database table (wp_podsrel) for their relationships, so this function would need to be modified.

I’d love to try the Reddit plugin mentioned as the solution, but it seems they have stopped support for it recently and it can no longer be downloaded. @jonass1, is there any way to provide or DM the e-Query POSTS plugin files?

Experiencing this same bug when using WP core Password Protected Pages. I do not have WooCommerce or any other plugins, but am using the Change Login URL ASE setting. When it is on, any attempted password, even the correct one, sends to a 404 page. When the ASE setting is disabled, it works as expected.

Perfect. This update fixes it. Thank you!

We do not use Divi. Most are Elementor with the Hello theme.

No. None of our affected sites have WP_DEBUG on. It is set to false.

This was solved with the code here:
https://www.relevanssi.com/knowledge-base/facetwp

Query Monitor does not show Rows/Results as our hosting disables symlinks. Although looking at the Query Monitor Caller list for the main search, it shows this:

relevanssi_search
relevanssi_do_query
FacetWP_Relevanssi->run_query
FacetWP_Relevanssi->is_main_query
apply_filters(‘facetwp_is_main_query’)
FacetWP_Request->is_main_query
FacetWP_Request->update_query_vars
do_action_ref_array(‘pre_get_posts’)
WP_Query->get_posts
WP_Query->query
WP->query_posts
WP->main

We do use FacetWP for a subset of our content and it has a search box within its page using the Relevanssi Integration plugin. This seems to be the issue. When I disable FacetWP, the main website search does show the proper results on the frontend, showing these Callers instead:

relevanssi_search
relevanssi_do_query
relevanssi_query
apply_filters_ref_array(‘posts_pre_query’)
WP_Query->get_posts
WP_Query->query
WP->query_posts
WP->main

Next question though, is how do I keep both the Relevanssi sitewide WordPress search and FacetWP custom post type searches both active without interfering with each other?

By “backend/admin” I mean the Relevanssi admin search (Dashboard > Admin search).

My Keyword Matching setting is on “Partial words”. And I have added/enabled the Inside-word/fuzzy matching via the Help panel code within my functions.php to see if that helped, but it doesn’t. It’s just odd that some words, singular and plural, appear fine, but others have zero results despite the admin search finding them all. The only notable difference is they seem to only be compound words that have the problem.

Thank you. I will give that a shot.

Thank you for your response. The IP being shown on the plugin settings page is not our web hosting server’s address though. We do have/use a static IP address for hosting. I assumed these IP numbers came from your plugin. How is the plugin reading and displaying that IP address setting? Could it be obscured and not accurate through a firewall or CDN on our server?

Under a Property > Property Information > File Attachments > Add File, opens the WordPress Media Library to upload any file format. Does not look like your screen shot, just a single button.

I suppose this image src icon is dynamic and looks at the extension of the uploaded file attachment to grab the related image in your plugin folder, but .mov is missing. You have 21 other file formats/extensions in this images/attachment folder. I would suggest adding an attach-mov.png file too as it is a common format and the Media Library or your plugin does not restrict uploading it as suggested. Or add a check to verify the png image exists before showing it on the frontend so it at least doesn’t show a broken image.

I’ve created my own attach-mov.png file and manually uploaded it to this folder to fix for now. Thanks.