Kev Provance

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Hi,

The author of the theme you are using has chosen to embed that extension. We also no longer offer it or support it as the Redux plugin handles it now. I would suggest contacting the theme author and either asking him to update Redux and remove that extension, or suggest he update the code on his own, which he can do. It’s not something we are able to do as it’s part of the theme now.

Good luck.

Hi,

Redux is a developer’s tool, not a commercial one. We typically do not support themes and theme users as it’s the theme author’s responsibility to do both. We do not have access to themes that use Redux and can do no debugging. There could very well be a theme feature causing this (turning off Redux would turn off that feature, making it appear Redux is the cause).

You’ll need to report this issue to the theme author and see if they can recreate it. If they can, and they are able to determine Redux is the cause, then they need to be the person to contact with via our support forum with the supporting data, and we’ll work with them to find a solution as they are the only ones who can provide us a copy of their theme.

Good luck.

Hi,

I’m the one who monitors the email we use for support, and I’ve received no issues regarding this. What you are describing is a theme issue. Redux is an options framework that creates the option panel the theme creates to control it’s various options. It has no control over the output on the front end short of CSS that may be added via a selected theme. I honestly do not know as we do not support themes that use Redux. We have no access to them or any control over how theme authors use Redux. When you disable Redux, it’s shutting off the part of the theme that is giving you the issues. Enabling Redux restores the option that controls that part of the theme. Consequently, Redux takes the blame and I have to explain why it’s not a Redux issue. This support forum is full of those types of posts.

I recommend contact whomever authored the theme you are using and reporting the issue to them. They would better know which option cause the issue and how to fix it.

Good luck.

The common issue with the _load_textdomain_just_in_time notice is that the get_plugin_data() API needs to have the third parameter set to false to avoid the expected loaded translations. That error occurs when they aren’t loaded and that API is called. It’s a change WP made without really telling anyone.

As long as you are loading your Redux config and the load_theme_textdomain on an init hook, the translations will work as expected.

This really isn’t a Redux issue, it’s a theme development issue beyond the scope of our support. If you have access to ChatGTP or Grok, that are very useful for debugging issues.

The notice is generated by the theme. As we do not support themes that use Redux and have no access to them, you will have to report this to the theme author. Redux does not use the ‘tribunalex’ domain.

The reason the notice comes and goes when Redux is activated/deactivated is because Redux controls all the options inside the theme. My guess is the domain API used inside the theme is inside a certain option. Disable Redux and that option is disabled and the code isn’t run. The theme author can verify this.

Good luck.

They probably have Redux embedded, or some hacked up version of it (also no longer supported, technically). That being the case, if Redux has issues while they’re using the embedded version, you’ll have to report it to the theme author. They’d have to make the updates.