MoreConvert Documentation

Managing Cache Optimization Settings for Improved Plugin Functionality

Introduction #

This documentation provides guidance on configuring caching settings for optimal performance of MoreConvert plugin.

Note: Consider adjusting these options only if you encounter issues; otherwise, there’s no need to modify these settings.

 

Why Adjust Cache Settings? #

When your site utilizes caching, it can impact the seamless operation of processes such as adding and removing products from your lists. Issues like incomplete additions, delays, or random removals may arise. Enabling the global cache setting can effectively address these challenges, ensuring a smoother experience for your users interacting with the plugin functionality.

The primary issue arises when caching interferes with the real-time processes of adding or removing products from your lists. This interference can lead to incomplete actions, delays in updates, or even random removals of products from user lists.

 

How to Enable Cache Protection: #

  1. Navigate to your MoreConvert Plugin Settings.
  2. Locate and click on “Global” settings in the left-hand menu.
  3. Within the Global Settings, find the “Caching optimization & Performance Improvement” section.how to disable caching for the lists table
  4. Toggle “Cache Protection” option:
    • Enable: Switch the toggle to “ON” to enable caching for lists tables.
    • Disable: Switch the toggle to “OFF” to disable caching for lists tables.

Remember, this option will only have an impact if you are using a caching system on your server or a caching plugin for your WordPress site.

 

Filter for Manual Cache Exclusion #

For users who manually exclude list pages from caching settings, a filter is available to disable caching specifically for these pages.

  1. Access your WordPress Dashboard.
  2. Navigate to “Appearance” and select “Theme File Editor.”

Note: Ensure that you have a backup of your theme before making any changes. Modifying the theme files directly can have consequences if not done carefully.

  1. On the right-hand side, locate and click on “functions.php.”
  2. At the end of the functions.php file, add the following code snippet:
add_filter( 'wlfmc_is_page_cache_enabled', '__return_false' );
  1. Save the changes.

 

This filter ensures that pages excluded manually from caching (via plugin or server settings) remain free from caching, improving the loading speed of list pages.

 

The provided filter addresses a specific scenario where users manually exclude list pages from caching. By implementing this filter, you enhance the loading speed of these manually excluded pages, contributing to an overall improved performance

 

Remove and Reinstall the Plugin #

If the caching issues persist even after adjusting the settings and applying the provided filters, you can perform a complete removal and reinstallation of the MoreConvert plugin. This method ensures that any residual data or settings causing conflicts are fully cleared.

Steps to Completely Remove and Reinstall the Plugin:

  1. Backup Your Data:
    Before proceeding, make sure to back up any important data from your site, as this process will erase all plugin-related data and settings.
  2. Enable the “Remove All Data” Option:
    • Navigate to MoreConvert Plugin Settings.
    • Go to the Global Settings section.
    • Locate the Data Transfer Settings subsection.
    • Check the box for “Remove All Data”. This will delete all tables, lists, and data related to the plugin.moreconvert woocommerce wishlist waitlist plugin remove all data to fix cache related issues
  3. Deactivate and Delete the Plugin:
    • Go to your WordPress Plugins page.
    • Find the MoreConvert plugin, deactivate it, and then delete it.
  4. Reinstall the Plugin:
    • Download the latest version of the plugin from the official source.
    • Install and activate it through your WordPress Dashboard.
  5. Reconfigure Plugin Settings:
    • Once the plugin is reinstalled, navigate back to the settings page and reconfigure your options as needed.

 

Important Notes:

  • This solution should only be used as a last resort when all other methods fail to resolve caching-related issues.
  • Ensure that no caching plugins or server-side caching systems interfere with the reinstallation process.

By following this ultimate solution, you can reset the plugin to its default state and resolve persistent caching issues effectively.

 

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Updated on December 23, 2024

Managing Cache Optimization Settings for Improved Plugin Functionality

Introduction #

This documentation provides guidance on configuring caching settings for optimal performance of MoreConvert plugin.

Note: Consider adjusting these options only if you encounter issues; otherwise, there’s no need to modify these settings.

 

Why Adjust Cache Settings? #

When your site utilizes caching, it can impact the seamless operation of processes such as adding and removing products from your lists. Issues like incomplete additions, delays, or random removals may arise. Enabling the global cache setting can effectively address these challenges, ensuring a smoother experience for your users interacting with the plugin functionality.

The primary issue arises when caching interferes with the real-time processes of adding or removing products from your lists. This interference can lead to incomplete actions, delays in updates, or even random removals of products from user lists.

 

How to Enable Cache Protection: #

  1. Navigate to your MoreConvert Plugin Settings.
  2. Locate and click on “Global” settings in the left-hand menu.
  3. Within the Global Settings, find the “Caching optimization & Performance Improvement” section.how to disable caching for the lists table
  4. Toggle “Cache Protection” option:
    • Enable: Switch the toggle to “ON” to enable caching for lists tables.
    • Disable: Switch the toggle to “OFF” to disable caching for lists tables.

Remember, this option will only have an impact if you are using a caching system on your server or a caching plugin for your WordPress site.

 

Filter for Manual Cache Exclusion #

For users who manually exclude list pages from caching settings, a filter is available to disable caching specifically for these pages.

  1. Access your WordPress Dashboard.
  2. Navigate to “Appearance” and select “Theme File Editor.”

Note: Ensure that you have a backup of your theme before making any changes. Modifying the theme files directly can have consequences if not done carefully.

  1. On the right-hand side, locate and click on “functions.php.”
  2. At the end of the functions.php file, add the following code snippet:
add_filter( 'wlfmc_is_page_cache_enabled', '__return_false' );
  1. Save the changes.

 

This filter ensures that pages excluded manually from caching (via plugin or server settings) remain free from caching, improving the loading speed of list pages.

 

The provided filter addresses a specific scenario where users manually exclude list pages from caching. By implementing this filter, you enhance the loading speed of these manually excluded pages, contributing to an overall improved performance

 

Remove and Reinstall the Plugin #

If the caching issues persist even after adjusting the settings and applying the provided filters, you can perform a complete removal and reinstallation of the MoreConvert plugin. This method ensures that any residual data or settings causing conflicts are fully cleared.

Steps to Completely Remove and Reinstall the Plugin:

  1. Backup Your Data:
    Before proceeding, make sure to back up any important data from your site, as this process will erase all plugin-related data and settings.
  2. Enable the “Remove All Data” Option:
    • Navigate to MoreConvert Plugin Settings.
    • Go to the Global Settings section.
    • Locate the Data Transfer Settings subsection.
    • Check the box for “Remove All Data”. This will delete all tables, lists, and data related to the plugin.moreconvert woocommerce wishlist waitlist plugin remove all data to fix cache related issues
  3. Deactivate and Delete the Plugin:
    • Go to your WordPress Plugins page.
    • Find the MoreConvert plugin, deactivate it, and then delete it.
  4. Reinstall the Plugin:
    • Download the latest version of the plugin from the official source.
    • Install and activate it through your WordPress Dashboard.
  5. Reconfigure Plugin Settings:
    • Once the plugin is reinstalled, navigate back to the settings page and reconfigure your options as needed.

 

Important Notes:

  • This solution should only be used as a last resort when all other methods fail to resolve caching-related issues.
  • Ensure that no caching plugins or server-side caching systems interfere with the reinstallation process.

By following this ultimate solution, you can reset the plugin to its default state and resolve persistent caching issues effectively.

 

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Updated on December 23, 2024