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Hi Martin, apologies for the delayed reply. Thanks for checking and getting back to me. Ok, seems to be an issue at my end.

I don’t have time at the moment to debug which plugin is causing the error, but if/when I do I’ll follow-up.

Thanks!

Thanks for letting me know.

Just updated and tried it out – seems to be working well at this end! Nice, easy interface too. Thanks!

• This reply was modified 10 months, 1 week ago by aph5.

Hi,

Thanks for the reply.

Yes, that link is for *how* to configure a paid Cloudflare account with the plugin.

I read that prior to posting the question.

My question was asking if it would be correct to say that if one wanted optimal image performance with your plugin + Cloudflare, they’d want to be on a paid Cloudflare plan?

Otherwise, with the cache-control set to private, Cloudflare only caches the original file, and if the user’s browser requests AVIF or WebP, these get served from the origin server only?

Hi Mateusz,

Thanks for this explanation.

So would it be correct to say that if one wanted optimal image performance with your plugin + Cloudflare, they’d want to be on a paid Cloudflare plan?

Otherwise, with the cache-control set to private, Cloudflare only caches the original file, and if the user’s browser requests AVIF or WebP, these get served from the origin server only?

Ah, perfect, thank you. That worked!

I just want to restrict the ability to create revisions. Thank you.

That was quick! Thanks for the update Greg. Look forward to the release.

Hi, thanks for the quick reply.

Ok! That would be cool. If you get time for that, and remember, could you drop a comment on this post?

Thanks!

Hi.

The main goal I have is that users can’t create revisions of any post on the site.

That could be through hiding just the revisions button.

Or, hiding both the button and the menu.

However, only hiding the menu (in your screenshot) but not the button (when viewing posts logged in) wouldn’t solve it.

Thoughts?

Ok, I will make a clone of the site, carry out some tests, and report back.

Hi Alin.

Just in case it’s of interest.

Had to re-authorize your plugin on another site, and so rather than disabling all the plugins like last time (which previously caused one to “reset”), I went through one by one, and found one that was causing the issue (for me).

It’s called “Easy Table of Contents”.

With that plugin enabled, when I try and click the Authorization button I get this error in console:

https://imgur.com/a/xsgBtVT

• This reply was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by aph5.

No other analytics plugins.

Update: it was a plugin conflict issue, unsure of the specific plugin. Disabling all other plugins fixed the issue – then I re-enabled them once the correct property was selected.

Marked as resolved.

This doesn’t happen for you or others? Hmm.

I’d be surprised if it was just my websites, but maybe.

Is there an email to reach you on to send the URL? Thanks.

Hi, thank you for the update. I have tested it, and can report that the functionality is now working for me. Thank you ????

I will test it out some more, but so far so good!