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After a few days of this issue driving me nuts and wasting hours of time...

I tried saving this page today after editing it and it worked!
This is without me doing anything to the website or the webserver.

To quote Blazing Saddles: "We are very confused".

I have absolutely no idea how it got fixed.
But I am happy that I can now get around this problem... at least for the meantime!

Hi Devashish

Thanks for your quick response.

I have done as suggested & replaced the actual files in the [insert_block] module (after the backup of module files & db).
It now got past that error message. Many thanks for this.

I then had another related warning message with the [imce] module which I resolved using the same technique.
This was because it too has not been upgraded to the CKEditor5 compatible version.
It does say ^9.3 || ^10 so I'm hoping that 9.5 is okay with it!  I have tested the editor and it seems okay.

I am still a little confused why some of these modules are not showing up as having upgrades available in the usual Drupal module update sections.
BTW the insert_block module did say beta but was advised as the version to use by the developers.
Can you or anyone explain why this issue of missed module upgrades happens?
It does consume a fair bit of time tracking down and getting these issues sorted.

Many thanks again,

Andrew

Hi slewazimuth

Thanks very much for the reply.
Apologies for my late reply.  It was a very busy weekend...

I have found & got the Claro theme going now, thanks.
It looks good and is very usable as an admin theme.

I have still got a problem with the Advanced HTML Editor setup though.

Drupal is warning me that the Insert Block filter is not okay with CKEditor5.