George

Additional tables are showing now:

ap_independent_analytics_campaign_urls
ap_independent_analytics_campaigns
ap_independent_analytics_cities
ap_independent_analytics_countries
ap_independent_analytics_device_browsers
ap_independent_analytics_device_oss
ap_independent_analytics_device_types
ap_independent_analytics_form_submissions
ap_independent_analytics_forms
ap_independent_analytics_referrers
ap_independent_analytics_reports
ap_independent_analytics_resources
ap_independent_analytics_sessions
ap_independent_analytics_views
ap_independent_analytics_visitors
ap_independent_analytics_wc_orders

Including the one that was missing before.

$ wp @apcom option get iawp_db_version
32

Hope this helps. Please let me know if you need any additional debug data. I can easily restore my site to the pre-plugin-install state if you want me to test any fix for you.

That seems to have fixed it. I am seeing the IA dashboard. I will start exploring.

Thanks for the quick replies and support!!

These are IA tables that I see in my database:

$ wp @apcom db tables –all-tables

ap_independent_analytics_campaigns
ap_independent_analytics_cities
ap_independent_analytics_countries
ap_independent_analytics_forms
ap_independent_analytics_referrers
ap_independent_analytics_reports
ap_independent_analytics_resources
ap_independent_analytics_sessions
ap_independent_analytics_views
ap_independent_analytics_visitors
ap_independent_analytics_wc_orders

And the iawp_db_version option value:

$ wp @apcom option get iawp_db_version
32

• This reply was modified 5 months, 3 weeks ago by George.

I checked out my desktop and mobile devices, and the virtual scrolling seems to be working as I expected. Thanks for the help!

George

Thanks for the hint. I added the following global CSS code:

.enlighter-default {
max-height: 480px;
overflow: auto;
}

Not sure if this is the best way to do it, but it does seem to be working.

Hi Steven,

Thank you for the feedback. I missed that “Homepage option” in the Advance settings. The TOC is working now. Thanks, again.

It’s not working for me either. I just installed and activated the plugin. I selected Auto Insert for Pages. My Home page, https://altoplace.com/, has 6 H2 headings, and there is no TOC.

I am using WP Rocket and my host provides a Varnish cache. I made sure that I cleared both caches. Still no TOC.

Got it! Thanks very much. I am still on a learning curve, and I have been jumping in with both feet. Thanks for your help.

I have not been able to resolve this issue–lines wrapping after starting up a fresh Safari session and then going to my blog post–starts working when I click on the refresh button.

I went back to the “plain” code block after deactivating the plugin and removing the CSS rule listed above. I see no issues with long lines scrolling in the basic code block in Safari. Did the plugin break something? Just trying to provide some feedback on my experience.

I played around with this some more. I notice that every time I start up Safari and go to my blog post that has long lines, the long lines are wrapping again.

Then I notice that I could hit the Safari refresh button and then the line scrolling starts working again. It continues to work as long as the Safari session is active.

I used the WP “Appearance/Customize/Additional CSS” to add the CSS line. May be there is an interaction with my caching plugin, WP Rocket. I did make sure that I cleared the cache after adding the CSS line. I’ll play around with it some more to see what I can learn, but I wanted to give some additional feedback.

Thanks.

Yes, that fixed the issue!! Thanks so much. Now I know that I will be able to convert the rest of my posts to use code blocks. I have been holding off writing new posts until I was sure that I had a good method of adding shell/code snippets to them.

No problem. This is a very minor issue. Thanks for your great support.

Thanks so much. It sort of works. For example, I am on the Dashboard page. I flush the PHP cache. I get the success message, and now I can dismiss it, great.

However, next I clear the WP Rocket site cache. I get the success message from WP Rocket at the top AND the PHP flushing success message reappears. I can dismiss both messages. The PHP flushing message will reappear every time after flushing the WP Rocket site cache until I move to a different page.

Works great with PHP 7.1.15.

Thanks!!

Hi mnttech,

Thanks for the response.

I am on a pair Networks shared host, which has ssh access. I am running PHP 7.1. This is my OpCache configuration:

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< ;opcache.enable=0
—
> zend_extension=opcache.so
> opcache.enable=1
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< ;opcache.revalidate_freq=2
—
> opcache.revalidate_freq=60
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< ;opcache.file_cache=
—
> opcache.file_cache=/usr/home/altopl/public_html/.opcache

To “flush” my file cache, I do:

==> rm -rf ~/public_html/.opcache/*

Then I click on the “Flush PHP OPcache” button that was installed by your plugin.

The file cache is automatically recreated the next time a PHP script is executed.

Thanks,
George