Akshay Raje

Does this function also check for exceptions? For example, if I insert this code in a post template:

<?php if (function_exists ('adinserter')) echo adinserter (BLOCK_NUMBER); ?>

…will it return blank if that ad block is configured not to show on a post page?

Thats a nice idea, will provide an option to turn the display of other hours off.

Yes, that’s on the roadmap.

@anevryserver Admins can modify all users’ timesheets

@genesis_sol Weird, but will look into these errors

Sure, will look into this.

That’s a good idea. Would you be willing to sponsor the development of this feature?

Hey, I tried out [wpws url="https://www.rfs.nsw.gov.au/feeds/majorIncidents.xml" query="//channel/title" output="text" query_type="xpath" ] and it works perfectly well for me.

Also, I am assuming ‘//channel/item/title’ is what you are looking for instead of ‘//channel/title’

Is your hosting environment as per the minimum requirements?

For specific support requests like these, please use wp-ws.net/support

Not at the moment, but it’s a great idea. I’ll try and incorporate this in the upcoming version.

At the back, WPWS uses the WordPress Transients API to cache data. What this means is that if you have some Persistent Cache Plugin / System (like Memcache for example) the same will be used, else the wp_options table is used to cache data.

Each page load will never fetch the data from source, unless you have explicitly kept cache=”0″ in the shortcode.

Read more about this here: https://wp-ws.net/faqs/how-to-optimize-performance/

Please use the support form for such specific support requests.

@budtzy, @sfsolutions, @jrusi, @kattouf, did you try sorting caching issues as mentioned in my reply above?

That’s because the page is content in https://www.media-stat.admin.ch/maps/profile/profile.html?237.5861.en is dynamically generated. Check it’s source code

Of the 150 off scrapes, how many would be uniquely different? Also, if the selectors end with :eq(), then there’s an equivalent eq argument in the newer versions, but if it contains :eq() somewhere in between then the only option as of now is to convert it to an xpath instead.

I suggest you use the support form to reach out to me directly on this.