Can you try to re-save your permalinks? I just tried on a sandbox, and noticed that re-saving the permalinks fixed a similar issue.
If that works for you as well, I can investigate why this is necessary.
I have tried. Sadly, it has not solve the issue. I still have blank screen.
By the way, not sure if it can be related with cache. I am using cloudflare.
After some testing, it seems related to WordPress 6.2.1, as I don’t see any issues with previous versions. For me, re-saving the permalinks consistently resolves the issue on every sandbox. Working on a solution.
@justaniceguy If you visit yourdomain.com/wp-json, do you get a json output or a 404?
@justaniceguy Ok. I think I have found the problem. Your site probably uses the ajax fallback, which kicks in when the normal Rest API doesn’t work. But the last update included a stricter nonce verification, which was omitted in the ajax fallback. I have created a fix for this, which resolves the issue in our test environments:
https://github.com/Really-Simple-Plugins/really-simple-ssl
We will run some more tests with this branch, and release in a few hours. Would be great if you can check if it resolves your issue as well!
Thank you for such a quick responses. When i visit the link I do get JSON response.
I am not that techy so I have no idea if my site uses ajax (I believe it does since at least one of the plugins uses it). Also, I do not have any site/health issues displayed so my guess is that Rest API is working properly.
If you wanted me to apply fix using resources from the github unfortunately I don’t know how to do it. Yet, as soon as fix is included into new plugin version I will test it and reply with a feedback here.
@justaniceguy I have just released 7.0.1, let me know if this resolves the issue for you.
Unfortunately it is still blank screen after plugin update.
Console still shows the same error: “domainname/wp-content/plugins/really-simple-ssl/settings/build/index.js:382 as well as the “vendor…
No idea if it will represent any clue for you but error is displayed twice in a row. Also, when opening SSL plugin page in the very start it shows 3 white windows on a blank screen (empty ones while in previous version they contain plugin data). After few seconds those windows disappear and only blank screen is shown.
The strange thing is that I don’t have a variable ‘n’ on location 382. If you click on that error message it should load the location where the error occurs. Can you copy the characters before and after the error, so I can check if we’re looking at the same .js file? It might be caching after all.
If you send your domain to us at support(at)really-simple-ssl.com we can check if the .js file is the correct one.
Domain is absolutely SFW (it only relates with adult content) but I am going to send you email with a screenshot and a full error line in a minute.
I would like to express a honest thank you and a BIG like to support who has taken a look into my issue. After few messages and a suggestion to try clearing the cache issue has finally gone.
After purging cloudflare cache I have normal screen when accessing plugin and also console error has disappeared.
At the end, at least one error has been fixed thanks to my issue.
Marking thread as solved.
@justaniceguy glad to hear that! Thanks for the update.