nhowarth

Thanks Steve

Thanks Joseph, that’s fixed it.

Best regards
Nigel

Hi @joseph

Yes, the helper plugin was active – I’ve just disabled it.

The modal image without the helper plugin active works OK. But as you will see on the page, the copyright image at the foot of the article is stretched.

I mainly use Firefox and occasionally Chrome and (rarely) Edge. The problem shows on all three browsers.

Regards

Nigel

Many thanks Joseph for your quick reply and the fix

It worked – problem solved

Regards

I also hit this problem. I solved it by:

Renaming the wps-hide-login in the plugins directory to wps-hide-login99.

Logging into the website dashboard normally.

Renaming the wps-hide-login99 in the plugins directory back to wps-hide-login

Reactivating the plugin

Checked wp_options to ensure setting correct.

Apologies, finger trouble at my end.Please ignore

My apologies – I posted this problem in the wrong place. Please ignore.

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Hi SuperPWA – thanks for getting back to me.

You can find screenshot at https://imgur.com/a/Bl9thYp

The problem (I think) is caused because ServiceWorkerManagement.js is loading from a cdn.

Regards,

Hi – I’m having the identical issue.

Lighthouse reports:

TypeError: Failed to update a ServiceWorker for scope (‘https://www.news.cyprus-property-buyers.com/’) with script (‘https://www.news.cyprus-property-buyers.com/OneSignalSDKWorker.js.php’): An unknown error occurred when fetching the script.

OneSignalSDKWorker.js.php is in my root directory.

Any thoughts?

Thanks Milind

I’ll get onto it and see what comes up. I’ll close this as resolved.

Cheers

Nigel

Thanks Milind – it’s on its way.

I have a similar problem with apostrophes. The apostrophe in the request to subscribe text appears as:

amperand hash 039;

(My site uses HTTPS)

• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by nhowarth.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by nhowarth.

Hi Thomas

My apologies – when I disable your plugin, the problem persists. The cause must be somewhere else.

Regards

Nigel

Hi bcworkz

You haven’t been offering bad advice – you set me on the right track to crack the problem.

I have suspicions that the problem occurred when my hosting company moved the database to a new server. (A friend offered to host my site on their cloud server. I checked earlier today and the WP database is OK).

Unfortunately it didn’t work. The following morning I couldn’t log in to the WP backend or view the site.

I’m going to export the site and set up a test site where I can play around to fix the problem.