toolbar clear cache timeout about autoptimize HOT 5 CLOSED

Mmm .. let me see if Ajax call does not have a callback for such situations.

If not, I'll see how to do it with a timeout function that can be canceled
in the situation that there is a satisfactory response, since in the case
of a timeout, we should not reset the data reports of the AO admin bar.

2016-08-02 15:34 GMT-03:00 frank goossens [email protected]:

@pablocusto https://github.com/pablocusto ; a tester had a problem with
the ajax request not getting a response
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/preparing-for-autoptimize-210-wanna-test?replies=8#post-8709332
when clearing the cache from the toolbar. could we add a timeout of e.g. 5s
in the static toolbar JS & handle that gracefully somehow?

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this seems the relevant SO answer; http://stackoverflow.com/a/5225624/237449 ;-)

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Nice! Excelent!!

So basically it would be something like this:

jQuery.ajax({

type : 'GET',
url : autoptimize_ajax_object.ajaxurl,
data : {'action':action, 'nonce':autoptimize_ajax_object.nonce},
dataType: 'json',
cache : false,
timeout : 5000,
success : function( data )
{
// Remove the Autoptimize Loading Modal
modal_loading.remove();
// Reset output values & class names of cache info
jQuery( '#wp-admin-bar-autoptimize-cache-info .size' ).attr( 'class',
'size green' ).html( '0.00 B' );
jQuery( '#wp-admin-bar-autoptimize-cache-info .files' ).html( '0' );
jQuery( '#wp-admin-bar-autoptimize-cache-info .percentage .numbers'
).attr( 'class', 'numbers green' ).html( '0%' );
jQuery( '#wp-admin-bar-autoptimize-cache-info .autoptimize-radial-bar
.fill' ).attr( 'class', 'fill bg-green' );
// Reset the class names of bullet icon
jQuery( '#wp-admin-bar-autoptimize' ).attr( 'class', 'menupop
bullet-green' );
// Reset the Radial Bar progress
jQuery( '#wp-admin-bar-autoptimize-cache-info .autoptimize-radial-bar
.mask.full, #wp-admin-bar-autoptimize-cache-info .autoptimize-radial-bar
.fill' ).css({
'-webkit-transform' : 'rotate(0deg)',
'-ms-transform' : 'rotate(0deg)',
'transform' : 'rotate(0deg)'
});
},
error: function( jqXHR, textStatus )
{
if ( textStatus === 'timeout' )
{
// Remove the Autoptimize Loading Modal
modal_loading.remove();
}
}
});

Now, we must think how to report that cleaning was not performed
successfully because of a timeout.

You have something in mind of how you want us to make this report?

Some nice Popup, modify the loading icon by another representative, or with
a simple javascript alert?

2016-08-02 17:49 GMT-03:00 frank goossens [email protected]:

this seems the relevant SO answer;
http://stackoverflow.com/a/5225624/237449 ;-)

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Let's try to insert a div with class "notice notice-error" underneath the first .wrap > h1, saying something like "Your Autoptimize cache might not have been purged successfully, please check on the Autoptimize settings-page." (string to go in autoptimizeToolbar.php in wp_localized_script).

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fixed with #56

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