AtD: ensure that it gets triggered and can check text in Gutenberg blocks

[jeffpaul]

Steps to reproduce the issue

Source issue is in the Gutenberg repo.

What I expected

AtD should not throw errors when utilizing Gutenberg.

What happened instead

Error edit.getParam().join is not a function on opening a post with Gutenberg.

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[jeffpaul]

@nosolosw are you still seeing this issue with AtD when using Gutenberg?

[oandregal]

I enabled the "Check your spelling, style, and grammar" section (and all the items within) and I don't see any error now. Let me know if I should anything else.

[jeherve]

Thanks for giving it another try. I'll leave this issue open for now, but rephrase the title, as we still have some work to do to make sure AtD is fully compatible with Gutenberg.

[oandregal]

Ha! I've accidentally found how to reproduce it: it the post/page has a classic block I get the edit.getParam() is not a function error.

[johngodley]

Adding that I also experienced this when using Gutenberg to open an old post that gets converted to a classic block:

atdCore.setIgnoreStrings( editor.getParam( 'atd_ignore_strings', [] ).join(',') );

From

jetpack/modules/after-the-deadline/tinymce/editor_plugin.js

Line 94 in f8078c2

core.setIgnoreStrings(editor.getParam('atd_ignore_strings', [] ).join(','));

The problem seems to be that the editor.getParam( 'atd_ignore_strings', [] ) is returning the string [""] (i.e an array encoded as a string). The .join is then incorrectly applied.

If I add something to the Jetpack 'ignored phrases' setting then the string is ["test"]

Disabling AtD stops the problem.

[bazza]

@mdawaffe - can you take a look at this one? Looks like you worked on it previously :)