Ron Wardenier

As a test, could you please change `addJs` in line [#144](https://github.com/bleutzinn/grav-plugin-editable-contenttools/blob/8fd48397115d75176fb645dfab29aca57b90ffc7/editable-contenttools.php#L44) to `addJsModule` and let me know your findings with the JS pipeline enabled and disabled. The function `addJsModule` was...

Can you look in your PHP access log file? It's interesting to see what on the PHP level is requested and results in the 404 error response.

Perhaps NGINX expects a physical file while it actually is a virtual one. I have no experience with NGINX what so ever.

One last thing that crossed my mind: are you using the Grav nginx configuration? See the section about [nginx](https://learn.getgrav.org/17/webservers-hosting/servers/nginx) in the Grav documentation. In the default Grav `.htaccess` file there...

No. I was waiting for @alangner for results of his investigations.

Today I have installed the plugin on localhost (Windows + XAMPP) running PHP 8.1.10 and on a Debian GNU/Linux 10 (buster) Linux system running PHP 8.1.12 as well. Both systems...

This weekend I tried to install nginx on localhost which went OK. However I couldn't get Grav running on it. Regarding the PHP version, I've just tried the plugin using...

I understand. To be honest I have no idea how many people actually use this plugin or even whether or not it is used at all. It does work as...

I am reopening this issue to make it more visible though I suspect the cause lies in the server hosting Grav. So one might say it is some kind of...

This is clearly a bug. It will be fixed in the next release. In the meantime to get the editor included, you can rename the form into: 'addpage.blogpost' so without...