Add ef_week_first_day
as script data to prevent echoing script tags
#582
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This attaches the
var
definition to the script itself, so it will only output when the script tag is actually printed, rather than just enqueued.If you only call
wp_enqueue_scripts
, this just registers & enqueues the scripts, but doesn't necessarily print them. This was causing a conflict when the PWA plugin is active. It callsadmin_enqueue_scripts
to set up scripts for caching, but it never outputs the script. See WordPress/wordcamp.org#328 for my (hopefully temporary 😁) workaround.Steps to Test
To be honest I don't know if more testing is necessary, but that's what I did ^