Nick

https://pastebin.com/rAL3PPyv

That’s the problem. The pull button never becomes active. LS Cache never receives any notification from Quic.cloud that there is a file ready to be pulled.

https://ibb.co/XsSmbxW

Thanks! I figured as much. And that’s very courteous of you to clean up after yourself ??

My site is still under development, so I can’t actually test anything. Though I expect a lot of users when it is live. So, one other question:

Does it only help with user stuff in the admin? Or, if you were querying many/all users elsewhere on the site – be it a front end member directory or whatever – would this help as well?

I just submitted another after disabling all extra plugins, to no effect. Here is the report number: MCAUEJEN

I managed to get it set up. Here’s the report number:

VMOLCBTZ

I hope that its just a misconfiguration rather than something deeper, but I failed the other day on a couple different sites on different servers…

Thanks for the response! Unfortunately I deleted the site that I had configured this on, so I will submit a report when I have time to set up a new site. Hopefully we can sort it out soon!

Thanks for the response!

My though was that the button could disable the plugin’s blocking mechanism temporarily, run the wp update mechanism, and then enable itself again.

Anyway, I understand if it isn’t something you want to add.

Thanks! Yeah, I found those libraries to be the most attractive ones as well (gojs is another), and agree that visjs seems to be the simplest despite having inferior documentation and examples. It also has some nice features that the others don’t have, like Clustering.

As it turns out, I’ve already forked and heavily modified Post Network such that it is completely different (focused on the front-end and dynamic population of nodes/edges based on the page being viewed and other user actions). I’m sure it is not coded well and is still a work-in-progress, but it works for me so far.

But despite having a different plugin now, I’ll be happy to submit a pull request anyway to add some small improvements that should make it easy for others to make basic modifications to Post Network (hooks to change the graph config options, add extra nodes/edges, etc…). I will also continue to monitor updates to Post Network and make suggestions/contributions where appropriate.

Thanks again for this. It really has been enormously useful to me!

Yes, I am somewhat concerned that visjs development will end. It really has not had much attention in the past year. But, it is quite functional already and easy to use so hopefully it will continue to work for a while! Would you mind sharing the names of some of the other libraries that you considered using/would consider using in the future?

I have been doing a bit of my development and added some hooks and made other small improvements. Is Post Network on Github, or somewhere else that is easy to contribute to? If so, I can submit some edits when I’m ready.

@toengel, @jeffr0, @aline-mendes, @pat-inhoer
I found the problem. I’ve asked @robin-w to update the plugin, but in the meantime you could open the files and change line 1153 in bbppt_import_comments() in wp-content/plugins/bbpress-post-topics/index.php

from

if ( !empty( $post_comment->comment_type ) ) {

to

if ( $post_comment->comment_type != ‘comment’) {

It turns out it has been like this since v1.4, when the feature was implemented.

Thanks for the thoughtful reply! I completely understand your position. Don’t worry about my ideas – I have been looking at various js libraries since I wrote this and agree about visjs. It is one of few that seem to still be active (though it hasn’t had much activity in the past year), but it’s easier to use than cytoscape and D3. So, I’ll figure out how to build what I need on top of Post Network – hopefully you’ll be willing to add some hooks where requested!

But if you’re curious about what I’m aiming for, here is one of many videos about the notetaking software, obsidian.md. Particularly around 6:20.

Thanks again for creating this! You have no idea how helpful and encouraging it has been to me!

One other question: did you give any consideration to using d3js instead of vis.js? It seems to me that d3 is the gold standard for these tools, and therefore has far more power and flexibility, considerably more learning resources, snippets etc…

Would you consider switching to it before moving too far forward with vis.js? Or are there particular reasons that you chose vis.js instead?

Thanks!

Ok, I’ll try to look into it when I have time in the coming days… Or perhaps @robin-w (who knows the plugin better than I do) will be able to.

Can you confirm which post types this isn’t working for? Posts? Pages? CPTs? Anything else? All categories/tags?

There have been changes to the plugin since the previous comments here, so please sort out the PHP memory problems first and then we can try to see what the problem might be if it persists.

FYI, I’ve updated this github issue with a workaround/snippet for adding a button to the admin bar for clearing the Object Cache

https://github.com/rhubarbgroup/redis-cache/issues/224