Erik D. Slater

Thanks for the reply, but I’m a bit confused.

If the remote storage cleanup happens BEFORE a file is uploaded, there is a risk that there may be NO backups if something goes wrong after the cleanup and before the file upload.

Also … if I only want to have ONE backup in Backblaze, using a value of zero doesn’t work in order to maintain a maximum of ONE backup.

It would be helpful if the plugin could allow for only ONE backup file to be maintained.

It would also be useful if a schedule could override the global options.

@macmanx Concerning your suggestion, that only allows you to reply to existing comments.

It doesn’t allow you to add new non-reply comments to a post/page … which is something you can do in the classic editor.

Hi there,

What is the current status with this issue?

Has it been resolved yet?

Thanks,

Erik

Hi Tang,

It should be noted that there is a difference in behaviour between Firefox and Chrome / Internet Explorer / Safari / Opera. When clicking on “Test Connection”, Firefox doesn’t show the spinny thingy … but the others browsers do.

Oh – something else …

If the WordPress install is located at https://example.com/wp-install/ but your site URL is https://www.example.com/, none of the options under the Tools tab (Test Connection / Clear all cache / Clear cache) seem to work on Firefox. They function as expected on Chrome / Internet Explorer / Safari / Opera, but Firefox wants to submit the form through the site URL rather than the WP install location … which, of course, results in a 404 page.

Apart from that, it’s a fairly solid plugin. It would be great – and even more solid – if the sitemap XML/XSL files and RSS feed files could also be automatically purged when cached through CloudFlare. Also, having a sub-menu when hovering over “Sunny” in the admin panel would be great too ??