adejones

Just to answer my own question, the above function was from ChatGPT and I have just been looking in the wp_options table via phpmyadmin and realised that this hasn’t really affected the settings page at all (though it still worked in part), so I have amended to this:

function force_acf_fa_plugin_to_v6() {
    // Force plugin to recognise v6
    update_option('ACFFA_current_version', '6.5.0');
	delete_option('ACFFA_icon_data');

    // Optional: also update general settings
    $settings = array(
        'acffa_major_version' => '6',
        'acffa_v5_compatibility_mode' => '1',
        'acffa_api_key' => '0',
	'acffa_kit' => '0',
	'acffa_kit_has_pro' => '0'
    );
    update_option('ACFFA_settings', $settings);
}
add_action('after_setup_theme', 'force_acf_fa_plugin_to_v6');

And when I have looked at the ACF FA settings page on one of the websites it now has compatibility mode ticked (which it didn’t before), and looking at one of the field sets the icons are displaying correctly, no errors/warnings.

Hi Zubair

I have updated the plugin and the issue is still there, I cannot see any ads or insights on the main “Advertise” tab.

@rizaardiyanto – Hey, just to confirm that I finally updated my Mac to OS Sonoma and Safari to v17.3.1 and this is resolved, I can use the plugin fine.

I looked at the Apple update log and there had been several updates of Safari since my previous version so there must have been a bug in the browser which they fixed.

The Macbook is only around 2-3 years old, I think this is the 2000 pro model. However, there is an OS update pending to macOS Sonoma as I often put these off, so installing that may also update the Safari version. Although 3 people to date have had the issue, i’m surprised there haven’t been more considering the number of Mac users and not everybody will have a newer mac than 2000.

Anyway thanks for your time, I will do the OS update maybe tonight and see how that goes.