Bogdan

Hi Tim,

Thank your for the fast response!

> So you want a global cache clear when a post is saved?

Actually yes! Depending on the complexity of the website the data of the updated post could be used on dozens of places throughout the site. So a global cache clear would be appropriate. Or at least an option to be able to turn on this feature. What do you think?

Thank you,
Bogdan

Hi Tobias,

> yes, you could then use a query, but the wp_posts table does not
> contain the table IDs, which you need for the Shortcodes.

Yes I noticed this fact already myself, I am using the code you suggested now, thank you!

> I suggest that you take a look at the posts_search_filter() function in the controller-
> frontend.php class to see how TablePress searches for Shortcodes.

Thank’s for the tipp, I have a simpler yet more specific attempt.

Bogdan

Ho Tobias,

Thank for for the fast help! I just need to get all TablePress tables in order to search for the specific Shortcode and so check where the tables are used.

I think for this simple action the directly query is safe to use?

Thanks,
Bogdan

Hi Alex,

Thank your for the awesome support, the is problem solved now!

Bogdan

I got this reply from the Elegant Themes Support:

I see, thank you.
Yes, page builder does not use the_content () function, bc it’s not possible via shortcodes. Bc you can use many text module on a page and if you use the_content () then it will display the same content all for all the text modules. So page builder uses custom function for that. The functions is located on line 2371. Here is it

do_shortcode( et_pb_fix_shortcodes( $content ) )

So, I’m not sure if that’s possible to fix it at all. If your plugin supports shortcodes then maybe there is a work around, but I think the plugin does not work for shortcodes. You can contact plugin support again to ask about it. Thanks

@blue Liquid Designs: Thank you, this worked for me, too!

Thank you Till, I will try this.

Hi Till,

Thank you for your fast reply. Well in the first page the email addresses are encoded when I look into the HTML source but not on the second page.

Thanks,
Bogdan

Broke my site too ??

Mistakes happen to all of us, but I would have expected that the Plugin author is doing some testing before publishing a new release?

Ok, problem solved: the Statify JS script is accessing the home page, which in my installation redirected back from HTTPS to HTTP. I deactivated this behavior and now everything works fine.

Thank your for the excellent support Sergej!

Hi Sergej,

I had to deactivate the Statify plugin again because the HTTPS page didn’t run properly. It would be great if you could take a look at this issue again.

I you need further info please let me know.

Thank you,
Bogdan

Great, thank you Tomasz!

Hi Sergej,

sorry to bother you again, but I still have the same problem, you can see it here:

https://www.alles-geben-nichts-nehmen.de/deine-unterstuetzung/

Thank you for taking a look,
Bogdan

Great, thank you!

Bogdan

Hi Mark,

Thanks for asking! No, not in my case. I guess the possibility to exclude by URL and by post ID should cover all relevant variations needed for cache exclusion.

Best regards,
Bogdan

Hi Mark,

Thank you for taking a look at this. I couldn’t find a way to exclude the home page (www.example.com/) from caching.

Bogdan