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I have installed the Timber ACF WP Blocks library as a WP plugin. And I followed the demo example you have in the documentation. It seems to work as the block is detected by the ACF selector when creating the field group.
However, after inserting the block with the WP editor, the block is displayed erratically, it is impossible to write in the fields and a JSON error occurs in the post autosave. After saving the post, I get this error in the public part of the website when accessing that page, which disappears when I delete the block.
There seems to be a lot of debugging information in that bug, but I am unable to understand it, can you take a look? Maybe the guys at Gantry can help.
I've tried several methods to work with Gutenberg blocks in Timber + Gantry and this way is the easiest, but I'm frustrated that it's not running smoothly. Thanks for your time!
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I'm working with the Gantry 5 framework for WordPress, which uses Timber in its core to render Twig templates.
I have installed the Timber ACF WP Blocks library as a WP plugin. And I followed the demo example you have in the documentation. It seems to work as the block is detected by the ACF selector when creating the field group.
However, after inserting the block with the WP editor, the block is displayed erratically, it is impossible to write in the fields and a JSON error occurs in the post autosave. After saving the post, I get this error in the public part of the website when accessing that page, which disappears when I delete the block.
There seems to be a lot of debugging information in that bug, but I am unable to understand it, can you take a look? Maybe the guys at Gantry can help.
I've tried several methods to work with Gutenberg blocks in Timber + Gantry and this way is the easiest, but I'm frustrated that it's not running smoothly. Thanks for your time!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: