rcharbonxx

When I register for the free non-commercial version, I’m still asked for a payment method. This is unacceptable.

(see above)

@lastsplash – actually this link is part of the problem. I manage multiple sites with my wordpress.com account and the UI at https://wordpress.com/stats/purchase link doesn’t let me choose the appropriate site. Part of a larger issue: I don’t access sites via wordpress.com all that often, and it seems that while I wasn’t paying attention, the UI was changed so it’s difficult/impossible to choose a specific site without actually going TO that site’s admin interface. So no, problem not solved.

Anyone have a clue as to whether this opens up any dangerous security holes? I’m getting the same issue (without Gravity Forms).

I am a user of the Pro version, and I’ll go post a service request, but I am currently not having any problems with the site where I am using that version, and given the “several” current issues, I’m leaving well enough alone. I do hope my request won’t be denied because it refers to a site where the Pro plugin isn’t in use (assuming I can submit the request at all).

Also, it would be better customer service for you to use the contacts you have here to find and provide fixes for both the paid and free users, rather than ask us to jump through extra hoops.

As I noted above, your workaround for the HTML block issue appears to be very limited in its usefulness. All the “workarounds” above are better described as “ugly hacks”.

So what’s the status? It’s been a week with no updates.

Sounds like @romanasommerspross has the same problem that I do re the editing interface.
One additional workaround which depends highly on your page structure:
I found that I can click on a module and see the content in the Customizr, then I can copy it to an HTML block in the native Gutenberg editor. This assumes that you have WP5.9 installed, and that your page content is such that the native block will line up properly with the non-HTML Nimble content. Luckily, my HTML content was at the end of my page.

I also found that for my non-editable page, I can export it from Nimble, import it to a new page, and at first the page is editibale (though once I save it, that went away). No idea whether that’s repeatable, but if you’re desperate enough….

IMPORTANT UPDATE:
I had one page with an iframe in the NB HTML module and another page with some javascript. Both were broken after updating the NB plugin.

I set up the iframe in NB Widget #1 using your workaround and it seemed OK. Then I set up the javascript in NB widget #2. First, it appeared twice on the page. Second, when I went back to the widget to edit it, the code was duplicated. Third, when I deleted the dublicate code block, it was impossible to save the result. Fourth, the code in widget block #1 was overwritten by the javascript I had added to widget block #2, so the result was on both pages.

I edited block #1 to restore the iframe, and THAT code was duplicated to block #1.

Also, once I added the Nimble widget with javascript, the Nimble editing interface broke on that page. Now when I try to edit my page with NB, it opens in the Customizr and the sections are there, but the “selection frames” for each section/column/module with the associated options are not visible.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 6 months ago by rcharbonxx.
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I had the same problem with both iframes and some javascript. The widget workaround resolved both, but it is an ugly hack. Please post here and to the blog when this is resolved.

Aha! Thanks!

Clearing my browser cache in Chrome fixed the problem.

Problem seems to go away when I switch browsers. Sigh.

Nothing relevant appears if I turn DEBUG on.

Swapping to Twenty-Twentyone theme did not have any effect on problem.

Reinstalling NB and the WP core did not help. Neither did upgrading to the new version of Customizr Pro that appeared while I was doing these things.