Ryan Townley

Sorry! The notice is actually coming from Tasty Pins per their changelog. I missed that and when inspecting the notice it hinted at coming from Hubbub with the “wpt-hubbub-notice” class.

I’ll reach out to them about this.

I figured it might have to do with the multi-banner support, that makes sense.

Amazing, thank you so much!

Can confirm this. A client was having the same issue. Rolling back to 3.2.45 solves it.

Hi @wordmax, I’m sure it’s possible, but I haven’t explored that yet.

I decided to just write my own plugin that is more simplified, but still achieves the main things this plugin is doing.

I’ve been having this problem with various other plugins or code that auto-insert elements into the_content.

The problem is line 410 in reusable-blocks-extended.php:

echo apply_filters( 'the_content', reblex_get_block( $block_id ) );

Should be:

echo do_blocks( reblex_get_block( $block_id ) );

If you edit the plugin directly, and at your own risk, your change will obviously be overwritten unless the developer makes this change in a new release. Which I hope will be the case!

Just following up with some thoughts from the Web Stories team. They think it’s a bug in Wordfence…

First of all, the “Response is not a valid JSON response.” error message does not really match the “rest_forbidden” response, as that looks like valid JSON. So that’s a bit confusing.

Second, this WordFence option does not seem to be doing what it’s supposed to do. It should not interfere with these /wp-json/web-stories/v1/web-story requests which are simply required for saving stories to the database. So this is clearly a bug in WordFence. Please report this to WordFence, as this is not a bug in the Web Stories plugin.

Hi @swissspidy, thanks for the quick reply. I’m using the free Wordfence version available in the repo, just FYI.

Understood. I’ll bring this up with the Wordfence team. I’m really just trying to get to a solution that doesn’t require manual setting changes beyond the defaults in order to get two different plugins to work well together. I have many clients who use both plugins. And at the very least, the solution that worked for me is now documented here in case it affects anyone else.

Thanks @wfpeter, that solved it!

I’ll reach out to the Web Stories team since it would be ideal to be able to keep that option enabled.

I didn’t follow the first part, but yes the shortcode seems to work. I didn’t know there was one. Excellent, thank you. We can use that in these cases.

Yes, latest version (1.7.22).

Thanks, but I’m still seeing components and editor related CSS loading on the front end. Has a significant impact on Core Web Vitals, so had to deactivate this plugin again.

Ah, that must have been it. Everything seems fine after a reinstall.

That appears to have solved it! Thanks!

I took over managing/supporting this site somewhat recently, so I wasn’t involved in building it originally, but here are the plugin details…

The Events Calendar: Remove QR Codes
Hides QR codes from the email/tickets sent to purchasers
Version 0.1.1 | By Modern Tribe

Must be an old unsupported plugin.

Thanks again!

Fantastic, thank you!

I agree, I’m hoping a fix can be pushed out. @modernnerd, thoughts?

As for editing the plugin itself, I’ll actually use the code tag this time, hopefully that helps…

On line 28 of jquery.flexslider.js you’ll find:
slider.eventType = ('ontouchstart' in document.documentElement) ? 'touchstart' : 'click';
Change that to:
slider.eventType = 'click';