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I am also using Accordion Blocks Version 1.5.0 By Phil Buchanan but not in use on this form but it is present within the wordpress site. The server is running PHP 7.4 atm and Im trying to think of any other plugin that could interfere.

Here is a link to the post directly

https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/error-with-2-5-6/

I think its something to do with the “save changes” on the “additional settings” tab. If I press that “save changes” then it goes blank on next refresh.

So I was able to solve the problem by updating the following code in js\scripts.js

const buttonEntries = [ ... jQuery('button', form.$form).get() ].map(entry => [entry.name, entry.value]);
//const buttonEntries = [ ... jQuery('button', form.$form) ].map(entry => [entry.name, entry.value]);

---- and ----


/*Wpcf7cfForm.prototype.updateGroups = function() {
const form = this;
form.$groups = form.$form.find('[data-class="wpcf7cf_group"]');
form.$groups.height('auto');
form.conditions = window.wpcf7cf.get_nested_conditions(form);

};*/
Wpcf7cfForm.prototype.updateGroups = function() {
const form = this;
// Find the groups and make sure they are safely iterable
form.$groups = form.$form.find('[data-class="wpcf7cf_group"]');
// Set the height to 'auto' for each group
form.$groups.height('auto');
// Convert jQuery object to an array for iterable functionality
const groupsArray = form.$groups.toArray();
// Optionally, you can now loop over each group using forEach or another method
groupsArray.forEach(function(group) {
// Handle each group here if necessary
// Example: console.log(group);
});
// Now fetch conditions and assign them
form.conditions = window.wpcf7cf.get_nested_conditions(form);
};


I hope this information is helpful to you

When digging through the error logs I finally found the following

PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Class ‘Wbcr_Factory465_Requirements’ not found in /home/public_html/websites/wp-content/plugins/hide-login-page/hide-login-page.php:74
Stack trace: 0 /home/public_html/websites/wp-settings.php(473): include_once() 1 /home/public_html/websites/wp-config.php(81): require_once(‘/home/p11iqgg22…’) 2 /home/public_html/websites/wp-load.php(50): require_once(‘/home/…’) 3 /home/public_html/websites/wp-blog-header.php(13): require_once(‘/home/…’) 4 //home/public_html/websites/index.php(17): require(‘/home/…’) 5 {main}

thrown in /home/public_html/websites/wp-content/plugins/hide-login-page/hide-login-page.php on line 74

hope that helps

After more tests it looks like everything is working correctly and I am going to mark this issue as closed and resolved.

Thank you again for your support in helping me set your plugin up correctly.

When I set the skip timer down to 1 min (and wait 5min) between tests I am still getting a “skipped” This notification is very similar to another one sent less than 1 minutes ago for the same receiver

First test – 2023-10-18 11:00:55

Second test – 2023-10-18 11:05:19

Not sure why im getting the skipped message if longer then 1min has passed between notifications?

Thank you for your continued support

WP-Cron is active and working but your notification plugin keeps giving me a

Error: The notification was set as “Scheduled” but the cron task is not found
(asynchronous)

When I followed the troubleshooting it said to install “Advanced Cron Manager” plugin. After installing that plugin I was able to confirm the WP-Cron is running just fine. I can also create a cron job inside that plugin but I need to type in the “hook” to be called to push the notification out.

What I would like to know is what hook can I use to create a cron inside “advance cron manager” so that your plugin no longer gives me the error
(“Scheduled” but the cron task is not found)

What cron task is your plugin looking for I guess is another way to ask the question?