GeddeDev

What I’m saying is that the redirect is happing from WP Network Multi-Site being enabled. I have disabled all other plugins and it is still doing the same thing. So I can’t stop that as that is part of WP Network Multi-Site.

So the question is if Redirection “Server” redirects work with WP Network Multi-Site enabled?

If so, then I need to know how to configure it properly. Can you see if the above configuration looks correct or if there is something special I need to do in the WP Network Multi-Site configuration to get it to work properly or if my redirects need to be edited.

Do you know if it is better to enable the Plugin via the Network Admin or to enable it individually for each site? Or does that not matter?

Thanks

• This reply was modified 1 year ago by GeddeDev.

Thanks malaiac, I would suggest making that a bit more clear in the initial description. I was hoping that when it makes the translation it would create a copy of the page or something instead of just replacing the text. Good to hear about the caching.

Same Issue Here.

To add some more info this is coming from
/social-networks-auto-poster-facebook-twitter-g/js-css/jquery.modal.min.css?ver=4.4.2

You should be using your own modal code and not importing from jquery’s css as this will confilct with many themes.

Looks like in order to get this to work you need to first enable “Late init. Display cached files after WordPress has loaded.” then add a add_cacheaction to the wp_cache_get_cookies_values.
Example

add_cacheaction(
	'wp_cache_get_cookies_values',
	function( $value ) {
		return 'some_value_here';
	}
);

You can add your own conditions etc, but the caching is a little slower because of the Late Init.

I did find this:

Introducing “Update URI” plugin header in WordPress?5.8

It’s only for plugins at the moment though.

Thanks @sterndata, but I have read through that and it is still not clear. At best if I found that someone is using the a name of mine then I can contest it and say it is not an Official plugin of my company, but that may not work. Plus that would mean I would have to catch that.

I am hoping for a better approach.

Yep!
Same thing works on my Local Dev, but not on Production.
PHP is the same version.
Both are using Nginx.

Yes, that is confirmed. In Fact all capabilities are enabled for Administrator.

Yes, I have done that, I am logging in as an Administrator. I have even ran with Option key. Still no luck.

Or even make it apart of your Pro plugin

Sorry, we recently removed the plug-in and are using just the js script now. I don’t have time now to go back and test it. Sorry.

Agreed! this should not be displayed as an error. Why is this showing as an error!
Same for me.

Awesome!
I just checked for updates, but nothing yet, I will check again tomorrow.

Here is the error
“Uncaught ReferenceError: jQuery is not defined
at toolbar.js?ver=1601345801:118”

Here is a Screenshot:
https://www.screencast.com/t/hoUeEr1w9ZZW

The issue is that your js file “/wp-content/plugins/wp-fastest-cache/js/toolbar.js” is referencing jQuery. The Error is coming from line 118, but you reference jQuery a few other times in the file.
However, when you are registering the toolbar js file you are not specifying that jquery is a dependency. So you just need to add the jquery dependency.

So in “/wp-fastest-cache/inc/admin-toolbar.php”
Change:

public function load_toolbar_js(){
    wp_enqueue_script("wpfc-toolbar", plugins_url("wp-fastest-cache/js/toolbar.js"), array(), time(), true);
}

To

public function load_toolbar_js(){
    wp_enqueue_script("wpfc-toolbar", plugins_url("wp-fastest-cache/js/toolbar.js"), array('jquery'), time(), true);
}

• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by GeddeDev.