@cedric41,
The inability to type in the textbox looks very much like a bug caused by an issue in the WordPress core that was fixed in version 5.0.1 of WordPress (maybe it was 5.0.2). Are you on the latest version of WordPress (5.0.3)? If not, could you upgrade to the latest and see if that fixes it.
If it doesn’t, could you follow step 3 here (https://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Using_Your_Browser_to_Diagnose_JavaScript_Errors) to open your Javascript console and see if any red error show up in the console when loading the page or trying to click or type in that box?
The “Save button” that doesn’t work is a holdover from WordPress 4.9. This button doesn’t work when using the block editor and I haven’t finished the overhaul project since there’s so many people still using the classic editor I haven’t figured out the best way to “fix” this broken button in the block editor.
However, if you could simply *ignore it* as gross as solution as that is. If you hit the main “Update” (or “Publish”) button on the top right of the screen it *will save your plan*
You can follow my progress on fixing this button issue here (https://github.com/gocodebox/lifterlms-blocks/issues/17) if you’re interested.
Let me know if that helps
Thank you for your response.
1/ Yes, I run the last version of WordPress 5.0.3:
https://cl.ly/ba149600dc4c
2/ Here what I get in the console when I refresh the “Add Membership” page:
https://cl.ly/285e8a937056
3/ Nothing happen in the console when I click on the description field
4/ OK for the “Save Button”, I will use the update button until you fix the problem
KR,
Cedric
@cedric41,
3/ Nothing happen in the console when I click on the description field
Puzzling.
Can you temporarily disable all other plugins and see if it fixes the issue. It could be a plugin conflict.
I setup a reduced test at a temporary site: http://difficult-skimmer.w5.poopy.life
You can see the credentials in the header and use them to login to a test course with an access plan at http://difficult-skimmer.w5.poopy.life/wp-admin/post.php?post=9&action=edit
You’ll see here that this is functioning on it’s own.
WordPress is a crazy wild world of conflicts and incompatibilities. I share this test case to illustrate that it is working in isolation so my hypothesis is that it’s a conflict with one of the plugins on your site. If you can disable them all and still reproduce the issue we have a for sure bug but on it’s own I’m not seeing an issue nor am I currently aware of any related reports of this issue.
Let me know if this helps or if you can find the conflict
