Redirect to same page even when in an admin interface. This will prevent the clear request query string from staying in the browser address bar for a cleaner way of clearing the cache. This means the clear ID is no longer required and has been removed.
Display notice in admin interface page by checking for the _cache_enabler_cache_cleared_<uid> transient and then deleting it after the notice has been shown. This was done instead of adding a query parameter, like _cache-cleared, and then removing it after the page has loaded by including it in the removable_query_args filter (to then be removed by wp_admin_canonical_url()). This was done because it allows the notice to be displayed in any case needed, like after the cache has been cleared when saving the Cache Enabler settings. Furthermore, this behavior was not copied from how WordPress displays certain admin notices because first the redirect occurs and then the query parameter is removed, whereas this way it just redirects to the same page.
Update notice messages to "Cache cleared." and "Network cache cleared." instead of "The cache has been cleared.".
Update notices being called with admin_notices to not use the show_message() function as this is unnecessary when printing admin notices from this hook.
Combine Cache_Enabler::warning_is_permalink() with Cache_Enabler::requirements_check() as it is also a requirement of Cache Enabler.
Add Cache_Enabler::_is_plain_permalink_structure() in place of Cache_Enabler_Disk::is_permalink(). Bypass the cache if a plain permalink structure is set instead of only creating an instance of Cache_Enabler_Disk if a custom permalink structure is set.
Update clear request processing:
Redirect to same page even when in an admin interface. This will prevent the clear request query string from staying in the browser address bar for a cleaner way of clearing the cache. This means the clear ID is no longer required and has been removed.
Display notice in admin interface page by checking for the
_cache_enabler_cache_cleared_<uid>transient and then deleting it after the notice has been shown. This was done instead of adding a query parameter, like_cache-cleared, and then removing it after the page has loaded by including it in theremovable_query_argsfilter (to then be removed bywp_admin_canonical_url()). This was done because it allows the notice to be displayed in any case needed, like after the cache has been cleared when saving the Cache Enabler settings. Furthermore, this behavior was not copied from how WordPress displays certain admin notices because first the redirect occurs and then the query parameter is removed, whereas this way it just redirects to the same page.Update notice messages to "Cache cleared." and "Network cache cleared." instead of "The cache has been cleared.".
Update notices being called with
admin_noticesto not use theshow_message()function as this is unnecessary when printing admin notices from this hook.Combine
Cache_Enabler::warning_is_permalink()withCache_Enabler::requirements_check()as it is also a requirement of Cache Enabler.Add
Cache_Enabler::_is_plain_permalink_structure()in place ofCache_Enabler_Disk::is_permalink(). Bypass the cache if a plain permalink structure is set instead of only creating an instance ofCache_Enabler_Diskif a custom permalink structure is set.