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  • Thread Starter idnr1

    (@rm04)

    The images are retrieved threw the WAN address so make sure that is allowed.

    Great support btw

    Thread Starter idnr1

    (@rm04)

    That fact of an internet life is what i’m fighting against, saying that there is nothing to exclude/filter only shows your capabilities and is not rlly an answer to my question.

    To catch unwanted traffic u need to be able to determine if something is a guess or if something is generated by the code u use now or in the past.

    So yes there is a lot to exclude/filter from the /wp-content/plugins/* folders.

    Basically everything that connects to /wp-content/plugins/* and that is not created by the code u use is unwanted traffic and should be blocked!

    But ill figure it out myself, was just hoping there would be more support on this question then just saying u gotta deal with it……

    kind regards

    Thread Starter idnr1

    (@rm04)

    I receved your email and just replied, sorry for my frustrated reaction i guess.

    Thread Starter idnr1

    (@rm04)

    I always said Fragment cache, and sorry for the fact i posted my problem here and not from inside the plugin, inside the plugin it looks like u only want to sell more configuration hours which i don’t want….

    I created a workarround now with ajax to update the elements in cached versions which somehow works. I would have preferred a solution within W3 total cache but since i as a user walked this way and get to this solution says a lot about your support options…… (u might wanna think about that, since i probably won’t be the only 1)

    I will reply to the license email and will only put a link to this post in it so u guys can contact me if u wanna solve it or not. for me i’m at a point now that i don’t rlly care anymore if u guys wanna solve it or not.
    So if u guys wanna solve it u can contact me by replying to that email.

    Thread Starter idnr1

    (@rm04)

    Hello Marko,

    My issue isn’t resolved so it’s a bit weird u put it on resolved.

    This is how i stand in this;

    I tried your free plugin, which is ok.
    I found out i need to exclude some things in the header.php and your program litterly told me i could do that if i bought the upgrade to pro. so i did.

    The settings u said i need to get the solution i want don’t work for me….
    So now your telling me i bought a pro version and get zero support concerning my issue.

    So what did u guys achieve by working like this is;
    1. I bought somthing i don’t need, so ill try to refund it and dispute it with the credit card company.
    2. U will get a BAD review
    3. Even if i can’t get a refund, since i see more bad messages about your company with situations like this, i will sure not extend the license…..

    At the end, u guys could have had a very simple satisfied customer that would have paid a renewal every year….

    It’s a very bad thing to let customers who paid for extra functionality that does not work out of the box offer extra paid services……

    Hereby i would not suggest anyone who needs more then an out of the box configuration to use your plugin unless they are prepared to pay u guys for the configuration.

    So as of now i’m gonna tell my client to stop with u guys….

    Thread Starter idnr1

    (@rm04)

    Ok the only thing i had differently was that i was using Redis instead of Disc.

    And these are the results i’m getting,

    When i use the code below in my header.php

    <!-- mfunc Donotcachethis -->
    echo date('Y-m-d H:i:sa');
    <!-- /mfunc Donotcachethis -->
    <?php echo date('Y-m-d H:i:sa'); ?>

    and in wp-config.php

    
    define('W3TC_DYNAMIC_SECURITY', 'Donotcachethis');

    then i flush all cache and open a page and it shows me the below results.

    2020-04-07 11:43:35am 2020-04-07 11:43:30am

    So both codes are executed, then when i press F5 the expected behavior should be that the first “time” get’s updated as it is dynamic content and the second time should stay the same as it should be cached. now the results i get back after pressing F5 to refresh the browser.

    echo date(‘Y-m-d H:i:sa’); 2020-04-07 11:43:30am

    Let me also mention that i tried the behavior with caching on and off for the setting below. The above result is to also cache pages with logged in users.

    Don’t cache pages for logged in users

    When i turn cache off for Logged in users both times get updated all the time so nothing is cached.

    I’m kinda shooting in the dark now since i used the settings as proposed but i’m not getting what i want as shown above.

    Hopefully u might have an idea on how i can troubleshoot this any further and if it’s even possible to achieve what i’m trying todo.

    Thanks for the help so far tho.

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by idnr1. Reason: added info about wp-config
    Thread Starter idnr1

    (@rm04)

    i tried without php tags

    echo date(‘Y-m-d H:i:sa’);

    On page load it shows the time but as soon as u refresh by using F5 it returns

    echo date(‘Y-m-d H:i:sa’);

    so it looks like the cached version isn’t refreshing that data

    Thread Starter idnr1

    (@rm04)

    Also when turning on Minify, the time doesn’t get updated.

    Could it perhaps be that page cache overrulles the mfunc command?

    Thread Starter idnr1

    (@rm04)

    So if i understand you correctly minify needs to be activated and then add mfunc and mclude in “Ignored comment stems:” textbox.

    Since i had minify turned off, that will never work?

    Ill try it tonight and will get back to u if it failed.

    Thanks so far for the quick response

    –edit–

    I just checked your document and it states the below

    The last thing that needs to be done depends on whether the Minify setting is enabled or not. If Minify setting is indeed enabled, we need to goto Performance> Minify and scroll down to HTML & XML sub-box. There we need to add mfunc and mclude in “Ignored comment stems:” textbox.This concludes the part where we play with the W3 Total Cache settings and now we go to a more interesting part.

    I only have page caching and Fragment cache activated.

    I’m also gonna try with minify enabled, ill keep this post updated.

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by idnr1. Reason: adding extra information
    Thread Starter idnr1

    (@rm04)

    i reopened this issue since version 1.15 rerolled my fix, i suggested a new kind of fix on your github page. https://github.com/nielslange/smntcs-woocommerce-quantity-buttons/issues/21

    My former fix didnt had negative impact on simple or grouped products so probably only on variable products.

    So if u use my latest suggestion to make it something like this;
    if( $product->is_type( 'simple' ) && $input_value == '' ) then input value should always be 0.
    That should prevent any effect on other kind of products

    Kind regards

    Thread Starter idnr1

    (@rm04)

    Thank u very much ??
    tested and confirmed working.

    Thread Starter idnr1

    (@rm04)

    When i change the product slug to something else pagination works like it should.

    Thread Starter idnr1

    (@rm04)

    whitelisting their ip doesn’t change anything.

    The weird thing is also that every setting change i try todo from the admin won’t get saved.

    Any other suggestions?

    This is the only plugin that does this

    Thread Starter idnr1

    (@rm04)

    I think it’s blocked on the server.
    Are there any specific services or ports used for the connection?
    And can u also mention what domain/ip it’s trying to connect to?

    Thanks in advance

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