Problem with Framework

[erikbalster]

Hi guys,

I updated my clients website to the latest version of WordPress, the theme and the Swift Framework. Now some of the elements in the page builder doesn’t show. I updated a lot of other website running Swift and didn’t had any problems after the updates.

Can you help me out?

Kind Regards,

– Erik

[Rui Guerreiro – SUPPORT]

Hi,

Any specific page? The homepage loaded fine to me.
Try to purge the cache from Total cache and also from your browser.

-Rui

[erikbalster]

allmost all pages has some elements that are missing. The homepage only show the first banner. Below the banner is a lot of white space but in the page builder at the backend i can see all my content

[Rui Guerreiro – SUPPORT]

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[erikbalster]

i disabled the plugin that caused those errors.

See the image i included for the errors i now see.

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[Rui Guerreiro – SUPPORT]

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[erikbalster]

Hi Rui,

I removed the custom javascript but the same errors appeare, so i don’t think that has anything to do with it.

Kinds regards,

– Erik

[Rui Guerreiro – SUPPORT]

Just realised that the SwiftFramework plugin it’s not the latest version.

Try to update to the latest version and clear the cache. If doesn’t work, disable all plugins except SwiftFramework and Woocommerce.

-Rui

[erikbalster]

I know, i just downgraded the WordPress version and Framework to see i that solved it for now. Yesterday i had runned the latest versions of WordPress, Swift Framework and the theme.

I updated everything again, turned off all plugin except swift framework. It happened after the theme update so i think that caused it.

[Rui Guerreiro – SUPPORT]

I made a few tests and there is something else caching files besides the W3TC. I created a draft page to replicate the error and started deleting elements. At the moment there is no page content and it still shows content in the frontend.
I deactivate for a few seconds W3TC to confirm this.

If I deactivate the pre-minified scripts it works fine. Check the site again.

My guess is that something is caching the old minified files.

-Rui

[erikbalster]

The site works again, thanks. And thanks for your clear explanation

[David Martin – Support]

Hi Erik,

Did you find the other caching mechanism causing this? If so, I will mark this as resolved if you agree also.

Thanks,
David.

[erikbalster]

Hi David,

No, i’m not aware of something that’s caching the website.

But the website is fixes so i’m happy

[David Martin – Support]

Ok, glad it’s sorted for you.

Thanks,
David.