John-Pierre Cornelissen

Exactly, it doesn’t prevent direct access to the cached files.

Hi, thank you! That redirects most pages to the right page, but translated pages get redirected wrong.

So I have for example
https://www.maindomain.nl/wp-content/cache/all/menukaart/index.html
Which is correctly redirected to
https://www.maindomain.nl/menukaart/

The translated pages cache is at
https://www.maindomain.nl/wp-content/cache/all/de/menuekarte/index.html

Which is not correctly redirected to
https://www.maindomain.nl/all/de/menuekarte/
That should be without /all/
https://www.maindomain.nl/de/menuekarte/

Is there a way to fix that too?

Any idea how Google Search Console could find the cached versions? I haven’t seen that before on other websites.

Thanks
JP

Hi and thank you for explaining.

Maybe it’s just me, but I think that in-admin help for the/any plugin should be part of the plugin itself. It shouldn’t rely on another plugin to reveal the help content. I did install it to see what it does and I am not really impressed.

Anyway, yes the original bug is fixed. I hope the alerts don’t periodically come back, not even after an update of your plugins…

Sorry I am so frustrated about this. I realise this is mainly because I manage many websites, all of them with your business profile plugin, and a lot with restaurant reservations and the restaurant menu, so I get to see these notices multiple times a day right after login. It’s annoying when you just closed them, and see them again when you open the next website. Probably the average user who manages just one website can’t be bothered with it.

I still would like to ask you to stop showing them on the main WP dashboard and only show them on the dashboard/pages of your own plugin where you also promote your other plugins. Same with the question that keeps asking for a review. If every plugin would show all kinds of notices on the main WP dashboard it would become a hot mess.

Thanks for understanding
JP

Hi Jay,

Thanks for explaining. What do you mean with: “This other plugin is actually used to add/provide in-admin help, tutorials, links to documentation and an AI assistant for the reservations plugin.“

It’s just a general AI plugin that doesn’t mention the restaurant reservations plugin at any place at all.

It wasn’t even clear where this promo came from until I searched and found that the ‘get the pro link’ contains ‘utm_source=restaurant-reservations’ after which I saw that the author is the same as for this plugin.

It’s one thing to show upgrade banners to users of a free plugin, but showing banners of another unrelated plugin from a different company (wpaiplugins.dev versus fivestarplugins.com versus etoilewebdesign.com) is sketchy. Especially if it’s on the main dashboard without clear reference.

Thanks

Thank you!

Thanks for the quick response Paul. Mmm that’s strange, I checked my custom css for that and couldn’t find it, and after changing the assign_to value it appeared.

One issue left though, the placement is bottom right, but I have set it to inline below the submit button. I tried all placement options, but it remains bottom right. Changing the theme colour does work. Any idea?