Nic

I was wondering the same thing. Is WP Super Cache still a future proof option?

There is no custom logic here. Reusable blocks are part of the WordPress core since 5.0, which rolled out a year ago : https://www.ads-software.com/support/wordpress-version/version-5-0/#highlights.

Hi,

When a page is modified, the cache for this page is deleted so the user is served the updated version. The problem is that if the changes are made in a block that is shared with other pages (a reusable block), the other pages cache are not deleted.

Since there is no practical way (that i know of) to know where a block is used, the whole site page cache have to be deleted manually every time a reusable block is changed.

When a content is saved, think that the plugin should check if the changes are made to a reusable block and clear the cache for every page where this block is inserted.

Thanks,

Hi M. Arntz,

Thanks for taking the time to respond. Sorry, but i won’t be abble to help with testing for now. I was looking for a super simple solution that add the loading=”lazy” attribute for browser that support it to use, with no fallback.

Thanks for your work,

Here’s one important thing i wish your plugin do : make every string, including the default error message, translatable.

Thanks

3.8.3 seems to solve the issue. Thanks.

Seems like it’s the last update is bugged… Looks like 2.1.46 works. You can download it here : https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/press-permit-core/developers/

Seems like it’s the last update is bugged… Looks like 2.1.46 works. You can downloadit here : https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/press-permit-core/developers/

I’ve simplified the code before posting it here, but because your plugin is very good at certain things and Google Analytics at others, i send event to the two in the same code. Google receive my data so in a way, the code works.

I’ve programmed a very simple function to be sure of my point.

This works :

<a onclick="SlimStat.ss_track(event, 5, 'clicked on first link');" href="https://www.youtube.com/">A link!</a>

This does’nt (the function is executed on the click, but the event not sent):

$(“a”).click(function() {
SlimStat.ss_track(event, 5, ‘clicked on first link’);
});

The line that send the event is the same and is a copy/paste form the documentation.

The reason i wan’t to use JQuery is that i could write a “listener” function and not have to write an onclick for every link.

Thank you for your time and for the great plugin.

Hi,

I can send data to Slimstat directly on an event (click, mouseover, focus, keypress) like it is explained in the documentation. It works, but when i take the exact same code and put it in a more complex function, it stops working. The problem is not in my function because if i replace the Slimstat line by something else, it is executed. Here’s my code :

`$( document ).ready(function(){

var hover_youtube = false;
var libelle_evenement = “”;

$(“iframe”).hover(
function() {
hover_youtube = true;
}, function() {
hover_youtube = false;
}
);

$(window).blur(function() {
if(hover_youtube == true) {
SlimStat.ss_track(event, 5, ‘clicked on first link’);
hover_youtube = false;
}
});

});`

Thank you,