José Miguel

Hi @nicoter,

I hope everything is alright.
I was unable to respond faster.

It is not a bug. It only happens while the cache is being populated. When you install the plugin and immediately test it. Once the cache is populated it only works with the link to your website.

However, you can deselect the option to display Gravatar images while the cache is populated, in other options.

Hi @jjjrrr,

Please verify that the owner of the “optimum-gravatar-cache” folder is the same as the user running the web service.

The plugin modifies cache file permissions and the cache owner must be the same as the user the web service uses to run php scripts.

Hello @tannerchung

Version 1.4.5 already allows any user with the capability ‘manage_options’ to configure the plugin.

Please update and let me know if it solves your problem.

Hello @tannerchung

Yes, OGC excludes per user role.
Only the administrator can currently configure the plugin.

However, I can in the future version exclude the users by capability:
current_user_can (‘manage_options’)

To allow certain users to modify options.

In this version if the user that accesses the administrative pages has the role administrator, the menus should appear.

Hello @tannerchung

The plugin only shows the configuration pages for users who are administrators. It may have to do with user roles.

The user you used to access has the rule -> administrator?

Hello @wpdev10 @stiofansisland

I’ve tested the modifications and it really works.

Thank you!

Hello @stiofansisland

Yes, if it is possible for the user of UWP disable this feature will allow the user to use another plugin to manage the gratarars. There is no need for a plugin to remove filters from other plugins. In this way the UWP will adapt to more projects, with different characteristics.

Thank you!

Hello @stiofansisland

I believe that an option on the usersWP options page that allows the user to choose whether the plugin should manage the gravatar or not, would really be the best option. Because it allowed the user to use other plugins to manage the gravatars.

UsersWP also does not have full support for gravatars, there is no support for the filter:
‘get_avatar_url’

It also does not support filters for buddypress:
‘bp_core_fetch_avatar’,
‘bp_core_fetch_avatar_url’

Hello @brewsi

I’ve already contacted the developer of the usersWP plugin, you can see the post here:
Topic

Thank you!

Hello @stiofansisland,

The print_r is only for analysis, it is in a local site to test no problem. I already modified the post.

I’m waiting for the commit.

Thank you!

Hello @brewsi

After all it’s really the usersWP plugin that is making it impossible for other plugins to work with the gravatars.

If you disable the usersWP plugin you will find that the Optimum Gravatar Cache works perfectly.

At the moment I have no ideal solution to solve the situation. I will try to contact the usersWP developer later.

However I have a functional solution, but you have to add the following line of code to the OGC plugin file on line 159.

remove_all_filters('get_avatar');

Any doubts, say it!

Hi @brewsi

According to the screenshot that you sent from your settings, the URL to the OGC Plugin cache directory must be this:
https://herbitravel.com/wp-content/uploads/optimum-gravatar-cache/.

However this directory does not exist as you can see from the following screenshot:
https://snag.gy/ITZSR0.jpg

The plugin is prepared to do nothing if the cache directory does not exist. So the OGC plugin can not be redirecting to nowhere.

I have to close this ticket. Because the problem you present has nothing to do with this plugin.

First configure the plugin. If you need help setting up the plugin open another topic related to the plugin problem.

Thank you.

Hello, the redirects you see in gtmetrix are not produced by the OGC plugin but by the userswp plugin.

The default gravatar for OGC plugin will always be served from the configured cache.

Try to disable all plugins to see if there is any incompatibility.

The plugin does not work without the cache directory.

The cache directory https://herbitravel.com/wp-content/uploads/optimum-gravate-cache/ does not exist.

However I see that by screeshot there are 24 images.

Do you see any error messages when you save the options?

Have you tried clearing the cache of other full page cache plugins (WP Super Cache, for example)?

Have you checked if the images were created in the cache directory that is configured?