zavoq

It is working now that I have disabled the Quick Cache plugin. That plugin was making it so that your plugin could not update the content.

Again, it is working now, but I need to find a way to make it work with the a Cache plugin to speed up my site.

I figured out the issue. My site is using a Cache plugin that was preventing this plugin from updating the content. When I disabled the cache plugin, this plugin works great.

I am sorry to make you search for a bug that was not there. Thank you for your work though!

My site really needs a cache plugin to increase speed. Is there one that you recommend?

Also, is there a way to make the content appear for more that one county in one shortcode snippet? For example if I wanted to make content available to residents of Germany, Norway, Finland, Poland and Austria. Is there a way to do this without copying the content multiple times?

-Zavoq

That link that you sent works with no problems. The proxy links I used are:

For Germany:
https://www.sixe.info/

For France:
https://clearproxy.eu/

For The United Kingdom
https://123fast.co.uk/

When I use these proxys to view my website, I only see the France message. Here is my test page:

https://www.redbirdflightsimulations.com/geotest-3

Thank you fro fixing that bug. The content is no longer disappearing, however another bug has cropped up.

Here is the shortcode I have put into a test page:

‘[cbl country=”US”]
US Residents only should see this.
[/cbl]

[cbl country=”DE”]
German Residents only should see this.
[/cbl]

[cbl country=”FR”]
French Residents only should see this.
[/cbl]’

This is a strange bug. Here is what happens:

When I view the page from the US, I see the proper message for the US. When I view the page from a German IP address, I see the proper message for Germany. If I then view the page from a French IP address, all I see is the German message. If I then update the page from WordPress page and view t from the French IP address first, I see the French message. Then if I view it again from a German IP address I see the French message still.

It seems that it locks the content to whichever the first country I view it from. If France was viewed first, all other countries only see the France message. If Germany views it first, all other countries only see the German message. I have tried viewing this from Canada and the UK as well and all seem to be behaving the same. The only country that seems to consistently work is the US.

Esmi,

Thanks for the link. I don’t really know why, but it worked his time.

Thanks for the help!