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Call to undefined function use_block_editor_for_post() in qtx_admin_gutenberg.php #1004
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This is rather a bug in WP, not qTranslate. Which version are you using? |
I am using Wordpress 5.7, with qTranslate 3.9.0. |
In which situation does this happen? |
Was it just once or can you reproduce this problem? Which other plugins are you using? |
All right, this sounds quite weird but it doesn't cost much to add this preventively. I've sent a small patch now in |
I agree that it seems strange. I'm not a Wordpress plugin author, but from what I gather, the require statement should indeed not be necessary in this context (i.e. admin area). Just for (future) reference, I'll answer your questions here anyway. I have been using the plugin for some months now (very happy with it!) and it always worked just fine. Then while I was investigating the error by disabling plugins, things started working again for me (and kept working, even with all plugins re-enabled). And for the other person as well, after clearing all browser data. Soon after however, more or less the same problem returned and this time I found the source, and the 'fix' you have now added. As far as I remember I have not added or activated any plugins before this started happening, but I might have done regular plugin updates. The active plugins are:
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* [Yoast] Add front filters schema and breadcumbs (qtranslate#947) * Add Bangla localization files (qtranslate#960) * Fix async events with jQuery3 (qtranslate#946) * Anticipate qtx init before TinyMCEinit (qtranslate#946) * Fix deprecated tinymce.editors (qtranslate#946) * Remove ready handler from common (qtranslate#946) With jQuery3, ready and load can be fired asynchronously. We cannot assume ready is fired before load. Since qtx is also initialized in load, no need for ready anymore. * Refactor TinyMCE hook functions in common (qtranslate#978) * Add permalink info for pre-path mode (qtranslate#821) * Release 3.9.3 * Fix async qtx loading in ACF (qtranslate#988) * Bundle Javascript with Webpack and Babel (qtranslate#990) See instructions in the Pull Request. Reactivate plugin or save settings to update the new paths in admin config. * Minor webpack cleanup * Bundle ACF with Webpack (qtranslate#992) Regroup all sources into a single bundle dist/modules/acf.js. Move and rename source files. * Split common.js and rename to main (qtranslate#994) * Split common.js into multiple core source files * Rename common.js to main.js (entry and output) * Rename qtranslate-admin-common PHP to qtranslate-admin-main * qTranslateX class definition no longer exposed * Refactor js var with ES6 const and let (qtranslate#996) * Fix text variable not defined (qtranslate#995) * Refactor ACF js with ES6 const let (qtranslate#997) * Refactor jQuery wrappers with local alias (qtranslate#998) * Disambiguate and rename js variables (qtranslate#1001) * Define js constants for URL mode * Remove unused js functions * Minor js cleanup * Complete js vars renaming * Update dist js * Delete deprecated functions in 3.7.3 * Fix qtx and repeaterFieldRemove in ACF JS (qtranslate#1006) * Fix undefined use_block_editor_for_post (qtranslate#1004) Co-authored-by: HerrVigg <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Lenin <[email protected]>
Release in 3.10.0. |
While editing a page, all of a sudden previewing and updating failed due to an internal server error.
This appeared to be caused by
use_block_editor_for_post()
not being defined in admin/qtx_admin_gutenberg.php:61.As mentioned in this issue comment, a
require_once
should be used to ensure the function is defined, and adding that indeed solves the problem for me.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: