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sahava
(@sahava)
Upon testing, it looks like this is a caching issue. I’m using Kinsta + Cloudlfare to cache the content pages where this plugin is running. Cache is disabled for logged-in users, which is why the error doesn’t show up then. Is there a workaround here that doesn’t involve disabling the cache entirely for content pages?
Does the plugin use a nonce or a token for validating requests? If so, what is the lifetime of that token? I’ll make sure the cache on the site matches that lifetime.
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This reply was modified 2 years, 1 month ago by sahava.
I’m running into the same problem as @chris179.
Looks like the plugin is looking for the compiled sources in /lib/, but when looking into the file structure, only the /src/ files are there, and /lib/ only hosts the .php files.
So it doesn’t look like the plugin is compiling the source files into their distribution counterparts.
