jordanleven

The above issue was with a layer of cacheing in the site that the use needed to clear. It is not possible for this plugin to continue to execute calls after being deactivated unless there is a cache.

Hello,

I haven’t heard back from you so I’m going to close out this support request. Feel free to reopen it if you’re still having issues.

Hello tm1234,

I haven’t heard back from you so I’m going to close out this support request. Feel free to reopen it if you’re still having issues.

opanasenkomaksim,

I’m not able to replicate your issue with PHP 7.2. Please send a message linking to an image with the error as you see it and version of WordPress you’re using, along with a screenshot of the phpinfo output detailing the exact version of PHP you’re using.

Hello tm1234,

This is a supported feature from version 2.0 (Ability to refresh on a per-page or post basis). Are you using the most recent version?
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Jordan

opanasenkomaksim,

Thanks for reaching out. What version of PHP are you on?

k2pro_99,

Head to the settings under the Tools panel to set the client-side refresh intervals. This is the set interval that the user’s browser will check to see if there has been a refresh requested. I.e., setting it to 60 means that the user’s browser will check to see if there has been a refresh requested every 60 seconds.

Got it – thanks for the use case!

Hey Semera,

Great idea! This was previously requested as well. Feel free to monitor its progress at https://github.com/jordanleven/wp-force-refresh/issues/8.

pbchambers26,

I haven’t heard back from you, so I’m going to close out this request. If you want to reopen it, feel free to respond to this thread.

pbchambers26,

It sounds like you’re using a version of PHP prior to 5.6. Can you send along the version you’re using?

mrg14071972,

That’s the URL that the page would reach out for to check for the current version based on the interval you set into the settings page. If you have 100 concurrently-connected users, it’ll hit that endpoint 100 times per interval settings. If you have 10,000 concurrently-connected users, it’ll hit that endpoint 100 times per interval settings.

I’m not sure what confounding issue the player is causing here, but hitting that endpoint is expected behavior (that’s the way that the plugin gets the current version).

It sounds like the issue may be in your player or another unresolved issue with your site. The way this plugin works is by requiring the browser to refresh (window.reload()) so it’d be no different than if a user manually refreshed their browser. Considering that your issue persisted after you deactivated Force Refresh, I am certain the issue is unrelated to this plugin.

mrg14071972,

If Force Refresh is deactivated, it is simply impossible that this plugin is responsible for requiring users to refresh their browsers.

Upon looking at your site, it doesn’t appear that Force Refresh is activated. If you are experiencing unexpected traffic to your site, I’d recommend using a tool like Google Analytics to see where traffic is originating from in addition to using a caching system like Nginx or Varnish.

Whoslive,

Thanks for reaching out! Currently, this plugin doesn’t hook into the WP Cron, but that’s a great idea! I’ve gone ahead and added it as a new feature request on its Github repo. Free free to follow its progress there!

https://github.com/jordanleven/wp-force-refresh/issues/8