Hi @delrod – that does sound very odd indeed. Could you tell me a few more things about the situation where you see that?
- Are you editing a post/page, or a template in the Site Editor?
- If you disable all plugins except Gutenberg do you still have the issue?
- Are you using a custom theme? If so – could you please check a default theme (like Twenty Twenty-Four or Twenty Twenty-Three) active?
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delrod
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Hi @jordesign
I have two separate websites and the problem happens on both. So I assume I have not done anything unusual.
Answers to the questions:
1) I am editing the page template by clicking (Edit site).
2) Yes I have disabled all plugins except Gutenberg, and cleaned the cache. Unfortunately it did not solve the issue.
3) I don’t use any custom themes. I use Twenty Twenty-Three theme and use only Gutenberg blocks to modify it.
I also tried other means to solve the issue, such as checking site health (but no issues found), purging all website cache, cleaning and changing the browser.
Note: My WordPress version is 6.4.1. and at the page of Gutenberg plugin it says (Warning: This plugin has not been tested with your current version of WordPress.)
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And when I create a totally new post query, it works well initially, but after I make a few changes [for example changing the number of shown posts] then again the block disappears in the editor and shows (No results found) as seen in the first screenshot.
I inspect the element [no results found] and open the Console. There seems to be an error, the message says (Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404). It provides this link for more information: /wp-json/bcn/v1/post/twentytwentythree//page-home?_locale=user
When I open the link, I see this error message on a blank page: {“code”:”rest_no_route”,”message”:”No route was found matching the URL and request method.”,”data”:{“status”:404}}
Again, when I visit the website itself, the posts are there. I get the same error message on both of my websites when I inspect the post query editor.
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This reply was modified 10 months, 1 week ago by delrod.
Hi @delrod – thanks for digging into this more. It sounds like this might be related to a known bug – the fix for which is rolling out soon.
https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/56439
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delrod
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Good to know it is being fixed by the developers. I will wait for the update. Thanks!
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Update: the issue is fixed with the latest update 17.1.4
Thank you!