jonalange

@vmarko Thanks for the reply!
Yes exactly. I would like to see the progress like “200 of 1000 pages cached” or similar. I’m also fine by using any command in the console if there is no UI for this. So I know if the site is even cached, or if the users are still served a none cached version. Or generally see how many pages are in the scope for the cache, so I can calculate myself how long this would roughly take. Because some pages are filtered to not be cached. This makes it hard to see what the max amount of pages actually is.

Posts and pages aren’t updated that much, they will be added in bulk with some months in between.

@emrevona Thanks, but what about the reset after restart? This is the most important part for me here.

Because if the cache is completely cleared after it‘s done, it will be slow again.

And 12 items per minute, is 720 per hour. Alone for the current setup it will take about 7 hours until the cache is built once.

Actually just after posting if found this option in the docs:

4. What is the “Number” Option Used? For?

It depends on the power of the server. If you have a ordinary?hosting?package, you should not set more than?4-6. But if you have a?VPS, you can set?10-12. You can set the preload number to a maximum of 12 under the Preload settings.

If you want to set the number 12 or more, you need to add the following lines after?<?php?which exists at the top of?wp-config.php?file. However, we do not recommend to increase the number more than 12 unless you have a powerful dedicated server.

define('WPFC_PRELOAD_NUMBER', 15);

How to determine if the server can handle the load? 15 isn’t actually that big of an improvement over 12. I was more thinking about 50 or something like that.
Is there any benchmark to build on? Let’s say I can increase the number of pages until it takes X seconds until it’s finished or something like that?

@bcrodua

But wait, I just changed the backup time to 8 hours (in the plugin).

My current local time is 13:24, next backup is listed for 02:24 (tomorrow).
That would actually be 13 hours from now, not 8.

The correct time for the next backup should be 21:24…

@bcrodua Hi,

no, now the correct time is shown (in one hour). But I still had to manually force the cronjob to execute earlier, not sure if this would have fixed itself when waiting one day for the time shown in the plugin.

Well, that was a quick solve, I tinkered around with the cron and forced the next run in a minute, after that the correct “next run” timing was shown. But still it’s a bug in the plugin because next run should change automatically.

Have to reopen this:

Complianz > Cookie Banner > General > “Text on the manage consent tab” by using the slider.

What slider do you mean? I can only input a text that is shown. When I delete the text the default english text will be shown.

I don’t want to use the unclean CSS method but rather remove the button completely.

Did the settings change?

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@jarnovos Awesome, thanks!

@jarnovos Thank you very much! Does shortly mean in the coming weeks or does it goes towards in the next months/ next year?

Kind regards!

Oh great, thank you very much!

Thanks. So far I used the Media Uploader to add single images in a field. For example for a logo.
The only part I don’t know how to do is adding a new “Add Image” button dynamically when the first field is “full” and an image already selected.

But I will check the WooCommerce code. This could actually help me a lot. Good idea!

@vijayhardaha Thanks for your reply. I should have done that more clearly.

1. I’m talking about admins in the backend, so not individual users

2. For now only one gallery. Where it’s stored I have no idea right now. I thought I will just link images from the Media Uploader to the gallery.

3. Because it’s only for one user it’s the same. But this is the tricky part. I don’t want to define X. I just meant that there is no limit of images. Every time the admin clicks on “add image” new fields are generated (or something like this). Just like for example a to dos list. When you add a to do you have a button to add another, and another and so on.

@backbone Thanks! Pretty stupid I didn’t looked there first. I removed the menus from the header.php now and they are actually gone. I was too focused for a solution that implies some misconfiguration on my side and didn’t look at the theme files.

Hi @backbone thank you.

I shared this non-descriptive code so I don’t create even more results for google to index that would lead to a page I want to hide from public results.

I thought this would be enough because it’s part of the twenty twenty theme.

I will check the plugins, bur I highly doubt that any of my plugins causes this.
The mobile menu seems plausible. How would I remove that? Because I have no menu set up in WP and when I look at the page on mobile I also don’t see the menu. It’s just in the source code and probably hidden with css (I didn’t do that).

Also I can’t set the page to private because it can’t be accessed at all, even with direct link.

And I don’t have a internal search I could exclude it from.

• This reply was modified 3 years ago by jonalange.
• This reply was modified 3 years ago by jonalange.

I used the matomo plugin for that because I have more settings with that.

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