GT ACF Blocks Plugin 2.11.4 | Gatilab Products

What's Changed

Star Rating votes never saved. Since 2.9.0 the public acf-blocks/v1/ratings route used floatval as the sanitize_callback for rating and initialRating. WordPress calls sanitize callbacks with three arguments ($value, $request, $param), and an internal PHP function given more arguments than it accepts throws ArgumentCountError on PHP 8 (PHP 7 warned and returned null, which the range check then rejected). Every submission failed before reaching storage: a 500 on PHP 8, a 400 on PHP 7. Both arguments now use acf_star_rating_sanitize_float(), which also turns non-numeric input, arrays included, into 0, so the existing 1 to 5 range check answers it with a 400 instead of counting it.
The Star Rating widget had no REST URL on block themes. The script was registered on wp_enqueue_scripts, but a block theme renders its template, and every block in it, before wp_head fires that hook. The render template's wp_localize_script() call hit an unregistered handle and returned false, and a static flag stopped later renders from retrying, so window.acfStarRating was never defined and the submit handler returned without sending anything. Registration and localization now happen once on init, and the template calls the same helper before enqueueing so renders outside the normal hook order are covered too. Classic themes, where wp_enqueue_scripts runs before the content, were only affected by the first bug.

Regression tests: every sanitize callback on the ratings route must be a PHP function that tolerates WordPress's three arguments, and the Star Rating script must be registered and localized on init, with no localization left in the render template.