Duke Yin

Thank you @mateuszgbiorczyk

It works fine after update the plugin translation, great plugin! cheers!

Glad to help.

PHP notices are the least important and only appear when you are turnning “WP_DEBUG” ‘on’ in site config file, which is ‘off’ by default.

Notices are just for debug purposes and won’t hurt the plugin process in the vast majority of cases.

So don’t worry and if you are on product site I highly suggset you to turn WP_DEBUG off in wp_config.

Just select your country (or any country) in that page as in your screenshoot and hit ‘Save Changes’.

Your PHP notice means there is no options’ been saved in your database, so you have to hit save on that page at least for once.

Hi， Sharif,

Seems like you didn’t set the options when you trying to use short-codes.

Please set the plugin options at Admin -> Options -> Corona Virus Data before you insert any short codes in pages or posts.

Regards.

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

Thank you @alignak , it worked perfectly, and no error shows up with the new version.
Thanks for your excellent work!

Same issues here, 2 sites were destroyed by this plugin yesterday.

Hey @alignak you would rather write this much reply, why wouldn’t you just test on more environments and fix this deadly issue of your plugin?

Thank you @mra13 , seems it is a CDN caching problem here, stopped the cdn plugin, everythings fine now.

Thank you, good job!

Thank you @jsgang that is my mistake.

Will push an update to solve it. Thank you again.

I guess your WordPress theme or other plugins removed the wp_head part that courses the Coronavirus Data plugin can not output the definitions.

This plugin runs smoothly on themes meet the WordPress standards.

If you can not solve problems, try to open a support post instead of rating this plugin to worst, it’s irresponsible.

NO, it is not solved.

And “CDN URL” in your settings simplly doesn’t work for my CDN.

Please can you load every minified css and js the WordPress way? Thus my CDN can featch them normally.

@olegketan
As I mentioned
1, In WP Fastest Cache settings, disable js merge;
2, Clear/delete all cache;
3, done.
You have to make sure first 2 steps are valid.

As I mentioned, “Clear your cache and disable JavaScript merging.”

Try to play with cache plugin, if you can’t handle it, disable it.

Sometimes cache is a backfire.

@olegketan And

After all setting changes, you should:

click this to clear old cache.

https://prnt.sc/xdenkr

And Why every thing is ok when you are loged in?

That is because “WP Fastest Cache” has an option is someting like “make an exception for admin”, you enabled it, so the website served loged in admin unmerged javascripts files.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by Duke Yin.

@olegketan No you don’t get me.

Your plugin is now merging each and every JavaScripts file into one, this is sometimes good for simple website.

But, JavaScripts loads with order, if the order is not right, you site will not work as expected.

I checked your link, after you disable js merging, your site still gives the merged JavaScript file.

You have to check the chache system of your website, Redis, memcache… make sure the javascripts merging is shutdown, and all javascripts files load separately.

Good luck.