cullachie

Many thanks, that worked.

Any comments?

Hi, It’s up and running so i’m leaving well alone.
Thanks

Many thanks!

Sad to tell you but I continue to find residual code from your plugin. I have found this in several pages…

import { Workbox } from "https:\/\/www.trapbarn.com\/wp-content\/plugins\/pwa\/wp-includes\/js\/workbox-v6.5.3\/workbox-window.prod.js";
if ( 'serviceWorker' in navigator ) {
window.wp = window.wp || {};
window.wp.serviceWorkerWindow = new Workbox(
"https:\/\/www.trapbarn.com\/wp.serviceworker",
{"scope":"\/"} );
window.wp.serviceWorkerWindow.register();
}

It is messing up the site and this results in errors with Google Search Console.

Kindly tell me how to get rid of all this residue??

• This reply was modified 1 year, 9 months ago by cullachie.

Many thanks

Yes did that and have just checked the log for the last 12 hours and there are no instances. But then there have been no payments processed.

I will keep checking but will stay hopeful that the problem has gone.
Thanks

Surely the only other plugin that would retain data on the WP Express Co would be a caching plugin.
We have flushed the cache on WP Fastest cache and the server side cache.

What next?

We have cleared the server cache but thereafter have had two occurences in the last two hours.
One was from a device identified as “Chrome OS Chrome” and the other as ” Google Other”
If browsers purge their cache every 24 hours, why are we still getting these hits?

We have flushed the server cache and afterwards we have had two occurrences in the last two hours.
. One was from a device identified as “Chrome OS Chrome” and the other as ” Google Other”
Assuming browsers purge their cache every 24 hours, why are we still getting these hits?

Well, there’s been two hits in the last two hours. One was from a device identified as “Chrome OS Chrome” and the other as ” Google Other”
If browsers purge their cache every 24 hours, why are we still getting these hits?

Here is the 404 record from our redirect pluguin

https://snipboard.io/CuLwk4.jpg

I am concerned that this problem has not been resolved.

Your plugin installed a service worker that works in the background but continues to exist after the plugin is deleted. We deleted the plugin but our system log shows lots of 404 errors for https://www.trapbarn.com/wp.serviceworker.

Where are the serviceworker files placed and how can we get rid of this issue.

Many thanks!

But the files are identified as /wpfc-minified/ which surely mean they are being created by WP Fastest Cache. Or am I wrong?