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1)
Sounds good basically but unfortunately I’ve never seen this behavior before. Just to understand you right, this requires to have the PWA opened 24 hours without closing it or the browser? If so can it run in the background?

2)
Ok, got it. Is there a way to set up this behavior while users are online?

Open PWA -> check for new content -> new content found -> serve it + cache it
Open PWA -> check for new content -> no new content -> serve cached version

Same problem

Thanks for your reply and your detailed explanation. If I understand you right the service worker isn’t affected by settings like “cached time” or “caching strategies”.

Just to make things clear two more questions:

– Does the time vary untill a new service worker is grabbed?

– When do you actual recommend using “force update service worker” (e.g. after setting up a new icon or startpage)?

Ok, I’ll try it out. Thanks for your help.

I mark this as resolved for now. If I need any further support I’ll write it here.

Ok, I will move the manifest. Thank you so far. One final question for now: Do I need to move the entire plugin as it is in WP plugins folder, too? Or do I have to re-install it the regular way via backend?

I’m not sure if I understand you right. Currently the site is stored in the servers root folder. The new site should be in a seperate one. I want to keep the domain and redirect it to this folder.

Current site in: /
Upcoming site in: /v2

Do you need this?

Would appreciate this option, too.

@cassiawatts
Yes, that would be very kind of you. Thanks!

Thanks for your support @sharmadpk03

I tried what you’ve suggested but unfortunetly it didn’t work for me. Even with all plugins deactivated except User Registration. For me it feels like there is some kind of redirect issue. If I just deactivate User Registration and use the core login instead it works.

My setup: WordPress 5.4.1 + OceanWP + all plugins updated + no caching or optimization running

I have nearly the same problem.

In my case users get logged after the second try. After the first one they get redirected to the login page again. The problem suddenly came up a few days ago.

Hope someone can help.

My issue is pretty similar. Since latest update the submenu icon (the standard one, chevron I guess) isn’t displayed anymore.

Interim solution to get rid of the ugly placeholder:

.sidr-class-dropdown-menu ul a::before {
	display: none;
}

Hope there will be a fix soon.

Ok, I’ll skip this issue till I can show you something. I’ll get in touch with you in this topic then. Thanks for now.

Sorry, I’m working on a localhost.

Ok, thank you.

Thank your for your help!

1) Edited the translation of ocean-extra with Loco and it works.

2) Ok, would be a great enhancement in my eyes.

I’d like to ask you one more thing about this widget: Is it possible to display posts that are set to private for not-logged-in users as well?