Understanding how cache Managers in WordPress influence the Plugin

What are cache Managers?

Cache managers on WordPress are tools that help speed up page loading and improve overall performance in certain contexts. They do this by storing temporary copies of the site's pages and resources, reducing the need for the server to generate content repeatedly. This saves server time and resources, resulting in faster-loading pages for visitors.

The purpose of using this tool is to compress and optimize some resources and automatically clear the cache when content is updated.

How do Cache Managers affect the Hand Talk Plugin?

In some scenarios, it is possible for the Hand Talk Plugin to work well with a cache manager, but it is important to configure the cache correctly and test to ensure that no plugin files are being loaded from the cache manager.

How to troubleshoot if the cache manager doesn't work?

If the plugin malfunctions when using the cache manager, the client can configure their website to consume the tool directly from our server. This can be done after clearing the cache in the WordPress context for plugin storage and implementing the consumption from the following URL:

https://plugin.handtalk.me/web/latest/handtalk.min.js

Always use versioning as "latest" so that the client always uses the tool in its most up-to-date version.