lozula

I’m still happy to test of course, just let me know when you are ready ??

Hi @florianbrinkmann

The plugin won’t activate. It throws the following error:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘)’ in /www/wp-content/plugins/lazy-loading-responsive-images/src/Settings.php on line 156

@bpang So I made that change and the post cache option now shows “page specific”, but the whole cache is still cleared when I update a post ??

It does yes

Of course, I would be happy to try it out ??

Hey Florian,

That’s a great idea. I do it manually in my site code at the moment, but having a location to do it in the plugin would be tidier for sure ??

Thanks so much for the quick response and a great plugin!

Laurence

Thanks for this ??

@bpang – really helpful, thanks. I’ve made that change to my plugin code and hopefully this will be the default going forward. It’s too easy to just forget this and inadvertently wipe the whole cache.

I am using the classic editor plugin yes. I did not realise there was an additional setting on a per page / post basis. Is there a way to make this a global setting? Currently every post has it set to completely clear the cache when I update a post, which seems unnecessary, and manually changing it for each post is something I will likely forget.

I have updated to the latest version of the plugin (1.3.4)

The whole cache still clears if I change the post title on an already published post. It also purges if I update any page on the site.

I have none of the settings enabled, you can see my config here:

https://prnt.sc/nm2jxv

• This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by lozula.

Hi,

Thanks for the response ?? I don’t use Gutenberg, just the classic editor (with the classic editor plugin). So the issue is still the same.

Thanks

Laurence

I’ve also noticed that updating a page also purges the entire cache. The lack of a response in this forum is a bit disturbing though.

I still have the error and was hoping for a SQL query to test as promised. Ah well.

The docs for lazysizes (https://github.com/aFarkas/lazysizes/blob/gh-pages/README.md)

Say:

It is recommended to concat all plugins together with lazySizes. In case you don’t concat it is recommended to include the plugin scripts before the lazySizes main script.

If AO is optimizing and combining all scripts, I guess that would have the same effect as the first option if I put them in the footer?

@keycdn – any thoughts on this? Is it expected behaviour?