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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Custom Admin Interface] Edit with Beaver Builder missingTalk about fast customer service! Thank you. 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Custom Admin Interface] Edit with Beaver Builder missingHi. Thank you for writing back.
I am using the most recent free version of Beaver Builder for my testing. When the admin bar is turned on, and you browse to a page, the link at the top for “edit with (Beaver Builder)” will appear. But when using your plugin, that menu item vanished and won’t return, even after I reset the admin bar using your plugin.
However I created a hack just a hour ago to make it work still (until you can fix that bug). I hope this will help anyone else using a frontend editor and your plugin. Let me explain how to do it:
1. Using WP Custom Admin Interface, under the “Admin Toolbar” setting, click “Add menu item”.
2. Add your menu name
3. Add “?fl_builder” (no quotes) for the link.
Now when you are browsing a page and want to front-end edit it (Beaver Builder), it will do so.
This is a custom menu item that replaces the menu item lost by using this plugin.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Super Progressive Web Apps] Version 1.9 Offline Images not working stillHi Arun,
This is odd. I added a custom offline page to a third website of mine, but this time it won’t show the offline image no matter what I do. The trick above worked with my other two wesbsites. This new website has the same setup as the other two. (In fact this one is actually simpler.) Doing everything we discussed still won’t let the image show.
The URL is mobileactivist.org
Can you see the problem?
Thanks!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Super Progressive Web Apps] Version 1.9 Offline Images not working stillHi Arun,
That works! I deactivated SuperPWA, reactivated it, deleted the PWA from my phone, cleared Chrome’s cache, went back to my page, and reinstalled the PWA. The offline page now properly caches the images within it.
Thank you for all your hard work!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Super Progressive Web Apps] SuperPWA CSS caching problem while editingHi Arun, I found the answer to my first question. Your suggestion to change the version number in functions.php forces the app to update fully. Thanks! 🙂
I still don’t know how to fix the second question though.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Super Progressive Web Apps] SuperPWA CSS caching problem while editingHi Arun, thank you for the helpful response!
You are correct. The trouble with my local editing was because of Chrome’s service worker caching. For anyone else experiencing trouble editing their page CSS and the changes not showing up on their PC, please do the following:
In the Chrome devtools, under the application tab, select Service Workers. Then click “Update on reload” to force the current Service Worker to be replaced by a new Service Worker. Or if you want to temporarily stop the Service Worker from registering while you are editing your pages, you can select “Bypass for network” which will force the browser to ignore any active Service Worker and fetch resources from the network.
Arun, can I ask two more questions?
1. Is there a way that I can force the PWA to update to my current changes? For example, I edit several pages, and want the changes to appear on my customer’s PWA that they downloaded. Is there a way I can control that?
2. If I change my icon or splash screen, I cannot make it show the change on a PWA that is already downloaded. Even if I uninstall the PWA, and reinstall it, the old icon and splash is being shown on my Android phone. Is there a way for me to force the new icon/splash to show on the PWA?
Thanks!