[Grimsin]

So i have a taint issue. After going into a pet battle my target frame becomes tainted and any time i change targets in combat after a petbattle it fires taint errors. The problem is with the new FrameLocks.lua

my code hides and locks out the original bliz targetframe. This new framelocks.lua does this...

----------Local helper functions---------------
local function initiateFrame(frame)
    local frameName = frame:GetName();
    if ( not frameName or frameName == "" ) then
        GMError("Frames controlled by FrameLocks must have names.");
    end
 
    if ( BASE_STATES[frameName] ) then
        return;
    end
 
    BASE_STATES[frameName] = frame:IsShown() and "shown" or "hidden";
    assert(frame.originalShow ~= frame.Show); --Make sure we didn't already set up this frame.
    frame.originalShow = frame.Show;
    frame.originalHide = frame.Hide;
    frame.Show = SmartShow;
    frame.Hide = SmartHide;
end
 
local function updateFrameByState(frame)
    initiateFrame(frame);
    local frameName = frame:GetName();
    if ( not frameName or frameName == "" ) then
        GMError("Frames controlled by FrameLocks must have names.");
    end
    for i=1, #FRAMELOCK_STATE_PRIORITIES do
        local lock = FRAMELOCK_STATE_PRIORITIES[i];
        if ( ACTIVE_FRAMELOCKS[lock] ) then
            local desiredState = FRAMELOCK_STATES[lock][frameName];
            if ( desiredState == "hidden" ) then
                frame:originalHide();
                return;
            elseif ( desiredState == "shown" ) then
                frame:originalShow();
                return;
            end
        end
    end
 
    --If we got to here, no lock is in place, so use the base state.
    if ( BASE_STATES[frameName] == "shown" ) then
        frame:originalShow();
    else
        frame:originalHide();
    end
end

I think the taint is created because my addon cancels the orignal hide and show functions via

function addon:HideFrame(reference)
    local frame = type(reference) == 'string' and _G[reference] or reference
    if type(frame) ~= 'table' then return end
    frame.Show = DoNothing
    frame:Hide()
end

and this is the actual hiding of it...

--[[-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Configure Bliz Target Frame
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------]]
function addon:ConfigureBlizTargetFrame()
    if addon.settings.hideBlizTargetFrame then
        addon:HideFrame('TargetFrame')  -- come back to this and put in unregisters but watch out for buffs :)
    else
        TargetFrame.Show = TargetFrame:Show()
        TargetFrame:RegisterEvent("PLAYER_TARGET_CHANGED")
        TargetFrame:RegisterEvent("UNIT_HEALTH")
        TargetFrame:RegisterEvent("UNIT_LEVEL")
        TargetFrame:RegisterEvent("UNIT_FACTION")
        TargetFrame:RegisterEvent("UNIT_CLASSIFICATION_CHANGED")
        TargetFrame:RegisterEvent("UNIT_AURA")
        TargetFrame:RegisterEvent("PLAYER_FLAGS_CHANGED")
        TargetFrame:RegisterEvent("PLAYER_FOCUS_CHANGED")
        if UnitExists("target") then TargetFrame:Show() end
    end
end
 
addon.RegisterEvent("TargetFrame-Prime", 'PLAYER_LOGIN', function(self, event)
    addon.UnregisterEvent(self, event)
    addon:ConfigureBlizTargetFrame()
end)

Any ideas for turning the framelock.lua off?