Comet Cache breaks Simple History

  • Resolved dblinks

    (@dblinks)


    8 years, 6 months ago

    Comet Cache WordPress Plugin updated 2 days ago.
    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/comet-cache/changelog/

    If I disable comet cache simple history page loads fine. When enabled just the spinner loading history on simple history page. Simple history is working in the background, just not able to print when comet cache is enabled. I tried excluding a few uri patterns relative to the simple history admin page but with no luck, and when the comet cache is empty there is just a conflict when comet cache plugin is active.

    thanks if you can identify what we might do to resolve this.
    stu

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  • Plugin Author P?r Thernstr?m

    (@eskapism)

    Yes, I can reproduce this. Comet Cache uses an older version of the chart.js-library and there is a conflict because of the newer version included in Simple History. This will be fixed in the next version by putting the script used by Simple History in its own namespace.

    • This reply was modified 8 years, 6 months ago by P?r Thernstr?m. Reason: spell check beacuse!
    Thread Starter dblinks

    (@dblinks)

    Thanks P?r. I will see if cc author is aware. I saw the chart.js error in my console as well.

    @dblinks @eskapism Thanks for the report! The latest version of Comet Cache Lite (hosted here on www.ads-software.com) doesn’t actually use Chart.js (it’s only used in the Pro version), however the latest Comet Cache update added a Pro-only feature to the Lite version and as part of that work Chart.js was unnecessarily enqueued. I’ve filed a bug report to get this fixed for the next Comet Cache release.

    Plugin Author P?r Thernstr?m

    (@eskapism)

    I just released an update to Simple History. Please check if it solves your problem.

    Thread Starter dblinks

    (@dblinks)

    This works perfectly. Thanks P?r

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