I installed the Enfold Market Plugin on the original site and it says now:

Incorrect token permissions, please generate another token or fix the permissions on the existing token.

Please ensure only the following permissions are enabled:

View and search Envato sites
Download your purchased items
List purchases you’ve made
Diese Meldung ausblenden.
Additional Error Details:
Found too many permissions on token..
sale:verify
[]

Is that the cause for our update problem? How can I fix that?

After deactivating all plugins, the “Update Available!” message is shown for Enfold. So far so good. But the weird thing is:

I restored the old version of the whole installation (via Updraft) again. It’s the version that I exported from the original site before (Mar 19, 2020 16:14), so in theory, the website should be the exact same as before, let’s say the original clone, with all plugins activated.

Enfold shows there immediately “Update Available!” which it didn’t before, as you know (and which it still does not for the original website, by the way).

I suppose the update issue has nothing to do with the other plugins but somehow with the update mechanism itself. I observed similar strange behavior many times before on various other websites in the last couple of months: Sometimes Enfold updates are indicated and sometimes they are not. Sometimes the button “Revalidate or remove the token” helped and sometimes it did not.

What do you think?

I cloned the whole system and there you can examine that issue too.

Hi Victoria,

Thanks for your answer. It’s possible to grant you admin access, but inside this WP installation are some sensitive data stored (via formular) and I had to look after that first. So it would be kind if you could first look at the test pages I have created (see links below). The sourecode contains the eKomi-stuff in both cases but in the second case (inside a 1/1 column) the widget isn’t show.

Thanks a lot!

Ralf

Hi Rikard,

Thanks for your message. Let me show you an example:

This opens the mid tab section: https://rechtsanwalt-pethö.de/#eigentum

And this leads you to the heading just above the tab section: https://rechtsanwalt-pethö.de/#problem

But how can I do both of these steps together? As far as I know I only can give one “#” at the end of the URL, can’t I?

Best regards,

Ralf

Well, it’s not really a “solution”, actually it was only a test. I guess it’s up to you to implement a solution in Enfold. The task is to find a convenient way to share blog posts on Facebook with a preview which isn’t defaced by any ugly meta data.