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Hi Caronina,

Sorry for dropping off the map on this one. I did solve the problem so I’ll share what that entailed.

Turns out we had a couple functions in that snippet that we being called very early on and the block was to protect them. What we ended up doing is recreating them in a snippet (without saving) then deactivating the original snippet again resulting of course in our site crashing once more.

Then we found the original snippet in the database and deleted those functions from it. Then marked the new snippet and the original snippet “activated” again in their respetive database records and saved. Thing worked after that, including being able to save/activate/deactivate the original snippet.

That was quite a ride lol!

So yes, with that please feel free to close this one off now. Hopefully that stays as a helpful piece of info if anyone else ever ends up in this kind of jam.

That doesn’t add up though. If it was a clash with something else globally then even one such function should have caused it not to activate. It activated fine when only one such public static function was present. It was only when the same signature was added in a second class that activation would not happen.

I’ve ended up going with a true base class now that implements the public static functions. For my purposes this is an adequate work around, but it would still be nice to get to the bottom of why activation would not happen.

Okay I think I’ve figured it out “sort of.” It must be because they are all static functions, that they are ending up in the same “space?” I changed the named to create_consultant, save_consultant, create_client and save_client and the snippet activated.

Would be great to understand though why this is the case, since those static functions are still inside different class definitions.

Thanks for all the info. No my file is tiny and I clear it regularly because I’m in heavy development mode right now.

But when I rebooted my computer it seemed to find itself again.

I’ll keep you posted if it continues to act up.

Hmmm. It’s currently set to do so. Something else I could be missing?

Thanks for your quick reply. Where do I find this setting and what should I be setting it to?

Interesting. So what I’ve discovered is for some reason it was being blocked from displaying by my Brave Browser’s shield for some reason. When I turned that off, lo and behold there was the GDPR checkbox.

I’m not finding my Hustle form similarly blocked by this. Wonder why that would be for my custom design. Obviously not “your problem,” but if you have any thoughts on why this would be I would very much appreciate any suggestions to alleviate the issue in that context.

Whatever the case thanks so much for all your inputs! 🙂

Thanks for your rich suggestions. I’ll close this one off for now. 🙂