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Fantastic! I will look forward to it ?? Thanks.

Hi Tobias

I followed your advice – deleted those transients, removed the extra Shortcode, and tested again. All is working correctly! ??

What would I do without your guidance? Thank you!

Tobias, thank you so much for your care and thoroughness. Tomorrow I will take your advice and delete those transients and remove the extra Shortcode parameter then test again.

What fantastic support for a great plugin ??

Adding another parameter to the Shortcode on that page:

[table id=1 cache_table_output=false /]

has fixed the problem. Yaye! Thank you!! ??

I have the same question.

Hi @tsteur

Thanks so much for clarifying.

Incidentally, I am used to the terminology to “clear” or “purge” the cache. I have never heard “invalidate the cache” before.

And yes, your clarification was a great help!

Thanks, Stoyan, much appreciated.

Thanks so much for your thoughtful and thorough reply. I’m sorry I didn’t respond earlier to say thank you … I got diverted with several urgent projects. I will perhaps return here and respond in more detail in the coming months.

Great support, much appreciated! ??

What a pity it has this problem … otherwise a good simple plugin, but this error is unacceptable. Thank you @emmek for alerting me to this problem.

I agree with @baga “Bad behaviour IMHO”

Please provide a filter to remove this. Thank you.

Thanks @siteground. Deleting the updraftplus plugin did indeed allow me to start the migration successfully.

Thanks so much @thegr8one for your advice. I checked my wp-content/siteground-migrator.log and had a problem with the UpdraftPlus plugin and had to delete it first then re-run the migration.

[type] => 1
[message] => Uncaught PharException: tar-based phar “/[…]/wp-content/uploads/1597702895-1e00b8ff1e819a446792e854efbfc75a915a39f0/plugins/updraftplus.tar” cannot be created, header for file “languages/updraftplus-id_ID.po” could not be written in /[…]/wp-content/plugins/siteground-migrator/includes/class-siteground-migrator-files-service.php:205

So thanks to your advice, I was able to fix the problem/complete the migration.

Hi

I’ve noticed this problem on a WordPress site where I’m not using this plugin. So perhaps it is a WordPress problem?

Asking users to scroll to the bottom of the page before printing does work around the problem, but is not a realistic expectation to have of users.

It seems I’m forced to turn off Lazy Load if I want users to be able to print my articles. Sigh.

Thanks, Deepen. I won’t be needing this anytime soon as I have purchased your Woocommerce addon which provides everything I need.

I would find it really helpful too if someone could answer this question!