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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WPS Hide Login] Multisite Site Switch leads to 404Ciao Lea
Thanks for your feedback!
Actually, I just tested entering the “network wide slug” on a site where I’m already logged-in, and it then forwards to /wp-admin.
This means: There wouldn’t be a need to detect the login session from Site B, but just apply the either “network wide” or “site specific” (provided this info is available) slug to the “My Websites > Site B” link?
Best wishes!
I get that, but I have websites that list events, so I need to preload the cache every day at midnight so that past events are hidden 😉
I recently had the issue that a plugin updated automatically, but because I only combine CSS and not JS with your plugin, the cached CSS was not matching with the updated JS (that has its own hash versioning GET-paremeter).
And I wonder if I’m the only one having issues with this.
I personally know how to edit the wp-config.php file, but probably some people don’t. I understand you want to keep the settings as simple as possible, but adding these two checkboxes might be a relief for some folks out there?
Anyway, I now know how I can fix it. Thank you for your time and support!
- This reply was modified 11 months, 2 weeks ago by ekesto. Reason: typo
define('WPFC_CLEAR_CACHE_AFTER_PLUGIN_UPDATE', true);
define('WPFC_CLEAR_CACHE_AFTER_THEME_UPDATE', true);I wonder why these two settings need to be added in
wp-config.phpand why there’s no options for that on the settings page?And what is the reason these settings are not enabled by default?
You’re super quick! 🙂
Sorry, I just added a couple of questions to my previous response.. What do you think?
Thank you!
Thanks, that seems to be the missing piece!
I just wonder why this needs to be added in
wp-config.phpand why there’s no options for that on the settings page?According to my own experience with sites breaking, this should even be enabled by default, as almost guaranteed some assets change when a theme or plugin updates?
I’m sure you thought about that, and maybe there’s valid arguments why it is not the default?
Best wishes!
- This reply was modified 11 months, 3 weeks ago by ekesto.
The essential question is:
Does your plugin flush the cache (including combined CSS and JS) when another plugin automatically updates?
Appreciate your feedback!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Easy Google Maps] Error: “_.Nm.prototype is undefined”Thank you, I just did!
Thanks, @emrevona.. Appreciate!
Yes they are.. Here’s an example of the first past event:
https://beatmusic.ch/events/alissia-milena-gaya-release-tour-2025-waldhaus/
It’s really just a post without a published link to its detail view.
Ciao Emre, thanks for your quick feedback!
Nope, I’ve created a custom post type “event” (using ACF), that I am displaying using custom blocks that are embeded on the following site:
As you see, there’s currently only 3 upcoming events, but when scrolloing down there are many past events that are simply listed, but don’t need a single post page anymore.
What do you think?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Lightbox for Gallery & Image Block] Lightbox not working in synced patternThanks so much for your feedback and for pointing me to the temoprary solution options!
Hope that Gutenberg will provide a solution for that some day..
Best wishes!
Appreciate!
Ciao Emre.. Thanks for the quick feedback!
Here’s an example:
Main language (English): https://ekesto.com/about/
Secondary language (German): https://ekesto.com/de/ueber-mich/Is this what you meant?
It would be brilliant to have this feature on board of your simple yet very powerful caching solution!
- This reply was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by ekesto.
@gepotenuz , the code above removes
<meta property="article:modified_time" content="2025-01-24T09:20:39+00:00" />in my case.By the way, for more clarity I would rename the callback function from
remove_canonical_presenterintocustom_theme_remove_article_modified_time_presenter.The published and modified date is still in the
<script type="application/ld+json" class="yoast-schema-graph">script, but this is not shown when sharing a website or post in messaging apps, which was what I was looking for.Good luck!
Hi Mushrit,
thanks for pointing me in the right direction!
For anyone interested in the solution of this specific case: I’ll post the code here (works with v24.4):
function remove_canonical_presenter($presenters) {
return array_map(function ($presenter) {
if (!$presenter instanceof Yoast\WP\SEO\Presenters\Open_Graph\Article_Modified_Time_Presenter) {
return $presenter;
}
}, $presenters);
}
add_action('wpseo_frontend_presenters', 'remove_canonical_presenter');This displays all but the modified time meta tag.
I had to use the class name including namespace to make it work.
Best wishes!