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Hey people, please follow this same issue on Github and give your thumb up, where luckily Elementor will take more care of it:

https://github.com/elementor/elementor/issues/13279

Thanks for the follow up! I’ve already updated to the new version ??

Having the same issue now. But if you think it well, you will realize that this is expected behaviour.

The course/lesson/topic pages get cached, and that’s why when the user clicks on the complete button, the backend is updated but the frontend is not. Even if now the course is completed, the page is still in cache in the state it was before the user completed the course.

Cleaning the cache would solve the issue temporarily, but we need to exclude all those pages from cache.

The fastest way is to exclude the student (subscriber) role from cache, but this would also affect unwanted pages.

Adding the affected pages to “Do Not Cache URIs” would be a better solution.

The BEST way to do this would be using ESI, but this might require some custom development.

The plugin developers could also add default compatibility with LearnDash as they did with Woocommerce, but this is up to them.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by Old account.

I would also like to know. What happened? Why has it been closed?

@yvancg68 You can run this code once in your functions.php and the settings will be resetted:

delete_option('tinypng_email_address');
delete_option('tinypng_status');
delete_option('tinypng_remaining_credits');
delete_option('tinypng_paying_state');
delete_option('tinypng_api_key');
delete_option('tinypng_compression_timing');

It’s probably enough with tinypng_email_address and tinypng_api_key, but just in case…

Remember to remove this code from functions.php after you have refreshed the page one time.

Could you provide us with the name of the WP option where you store the settings so that we could use delete_option() to reset them?

I would also like to add my vote for this request

@webtoffee I don’t have it implemented since it doesn’t work. I tried it previously on a client website, and now I’m trying it again in local, and it’s also not working there.

Ok, I will make a page temporarily available for you to check it, tell me after you’ve done it so that I can hide it again:

https://revelacionesoterica.com/test/

The shortcode is the button with the text “AJUSTES” and black background on hover (don’t confuse the popup with the one working in all the site made with your plugin).

I would like to make it work with Elementor because it’s easier for me to have the cookies policy popup as a template that I can reuse over different sites.

PS: In case that you think that having the button twice (one on each popup, Elementor and GDPR plugin) is causing the conflict, I can tell you already that I have tested it before removing the button from the GDPR plugin window, leaving only one in Elementor’s popup, and it wasn’t working either.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by Old account.

In order to avoid having to rename the file each time, you can edit the codestyling-localization.php and change ‘fi_FI’ fields with ‘fi’. Save the changes, rename manually the fi_FI.po and fi_FI.mo files one time for fi.po and fi.mo of your theme/plugin. The next time you generate the .mo file it will be fi.mo, no more fi_FI.mo.