JavaScript error - 'invalid json in alfred' but I'm not outputting any json to the block

[FireWire]

First time I've run into this. I have a block called "Quote" and I've used it on one template but started getting this error when using it on a different template.

I removed all of my block markup but still getting the error.

It looks like the {alfred($block)} call is inserting JSON into the element

I feel like there's something I'm missing but can't figure out what would be causing it and not sure where to start looking.

 

[bernhard]

Hey @FireWire the error does not come from block markup, it comes from the {alfred()} call, as the error message tells.

Alfred needs a json to get all block settings and it should look like this in the source code (don't use the devtools here):

Also look into the console - it should log the element with the wrong alfred json. Once we know the json we can see how to fix it.

[FireWire]

That's the screenshot I forgot to include 🤦‍♂️

From what I can tell it's saying that the section tag itself is the cause?

@bernhard I forgot to tag you 🤦‍♂️ (this emoji is getting a lot of use these days...)

[bernhard]

Hey @FireWire I need the raw Sourcecode not the formatted one from the devtools. In chrome use right click show source rather than inspect element.