Missing Cache Delete Button in Adminbar for other Roles

@cdheumann Aw, man, that’s the reason—how should one know the ‘Toolbar’ settings only show when you are on a specific settings page in the backend. Thanks for pointing that out, I would have never guessed that. And I missed reading that on the linked page above explaining it. Thanks for your tip, I wouldn’t have found it myself!

I still think it’s tedious to change the default settings for WP Fastest Cache even for legacy users, and then hide it by requiring multiple steps to change the settings.

• This reply was modified 1 month, 3 weeks ago by physalis.

I would also appreciate it if this setting could be accessible in the main settings for admins. It also took me a long time to find it, and I only discovered it by chance while reading the description. ??

@cdheumann Usually, when devs change default behaviour of their software, especially when their software is widely used on millions of installations, they either leave settings on previous installations as they were, or give a notice after an update that there has been a breaking change. It’s no life-or-death situation here, and websites certainly don’t break, but people obviously need guidance to actually find the cause and then the corresponding new settings. ??

what was the problem? ??

@emrevona The problem is that I didn’t read, just scanned the link you sent, and missed how to reveal the toolbar link.

And we were suggesting to make finding the settings for the toolbar easier by not only showing it when you’re on WP Fastest Cache’s settings page, but constantly for admins. It’s not a logical way of providing a setting, you wouldn’t normally guess that a sub-menu of a toolbar item changes when you’re on a specific page in the backend. Also, a notice about your breaking change for non-admins in the backend after the update would have certainly helped realising it.

you are right. I will fix it and let you know.

@emrevona Thank you for considering this, and also, in general, for this plugin. It’s one of the standard plugins I install on every project I work on.