krzd7

Same here, also had two websites affected.

I was able to restore my database and files. If you can’t, for some reason, at least check if the attackers created an “app password” for your admin user and remove that after changing passwords and disconnecting sessions. Turning off app passwords is also recommended.

Thanks a lot.

I’ve tried a few other cache plugins that did not break the resources on serverless, but scored significantly lower compared to WP-Optimize.

Another question. If I have the cache enabled but my repository does not include the advanced-cache.php file, will it get automatically generated on first page load or should I configure it and add to my repository? I see there are a few hardcoded paths in there. Atm I’m configuring it accordingly to my remote host settings/path and adding to the repository, but if it gets generated I may consider removing.

I see, so there is no built-in way to control this last cache timestamp variable locally or fix set it to a specific folder instead of using the database config, right?

If that feature could be added it would help a lot in this case of running serverless WordPress installs. So, each container would handle its own cache files, without setting a global property that could mess with other instances cache requests.

Is there a way I can force the plugin to check for directory/files prior to serving cached content? Or serve a more recent version/regenerate cache in case it does not exist.

Thanks @bornforphp ,

Is there a way I can set a fixed “Current cache path”? It contains a dynamic subfolder, for example: /var/www/html/wp-content/cache/wpo-minify/1660215890/assets

I’m running WordPress on a serverless infrastructure (Cloud Run) and having CSS issues with this plugin. It does not occur very often, but sometimes I need to refresh the page in order to properly receive the CSS. It seems that it breaks because the plugin uses the MySQL wp_options table to store last cache timestamp. I needed that timestamp to be stored locally or check if that folder exists prior to serving its cached content.

For now, I had to turn off the “Enable page cache” option.

Oh ok, thanks @bornforphp

Hey @codersantosh, that would be great.

Can you also check the Gutentor Video Popup background image? It seems to have the same issue, I have inspected the background img element and it has no width and height attribute, causing the lazy-loading to fail when accessing the web page for the first time using Chrome.

Thanks.

Looks like this issue has been fixed.

Thanks a lot.

It seems like the plugin updated today.

The bug has been fixed however there is an important thing to mention: we’ve lost all our block title texts, over all pages and posts. Considering our site did not have a lot of posts/pages we have managed to edit each entry and save the page/post again, but it is worth mentioning to the users prior to updating.

Thanks.

PS: to clarify, we did not lost the block titles on our live website, but in the editor. So in case we had to edit the post/page someday, we’d have to edit all block titles anyway.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 2 months ago by krzd7.

Thanks a lot,

Do you plan on updating soon? Because we had to update pages on our website and it broke the block title.

Hello @codersantosh , is there a reason for this option to be disabled by default? I mean, are there scenarios it won’t optimize or may reduce performance?

I’m asking because I’ve tested and for me it did not improve. In fact a few runs returned lower score.

Thanks.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 4 months ago by krzd7.

Oh thanks, found it!

If you are using a cache or optimization plugin, try to clear the cache. Also, you may try opening a new browser window in private mode and see if it works.

If you are facing the same issue – cannot get your translations approved by official means – I’d like to share the following plugin that worked for me: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-override-translations/

I was able to translate all texts, including the Privacy Overview modal.

Thanks.

It has been really hard getting someone from the pt-BR team to approve the translations. It is understandable that people may not have enough time, but it just shows how bad designed/stuck the translation system is. I believe that, somehow, I should be able to approve ‘waiting’ translations myself (at my WordPress installation) specially if there are no approved/official translations. Is there a plugin that allows me to override or define translations?

Can we have a patch in order to allow the customization/translation of this specific button? Internationalisation is important when dealing with GDPR.

Thanks a lot for your plugin.

Thank you ??