Hello

It seems that there is a problem in the javascript code generated by "cache cleaner" in case of a wamp server on a windows localhost.

A // appears in the generated paths and the paths are therefore breaked. It works perfectly on an unix system.
It seems that the code does not take into account the running O.S.

Extract of generated code:
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{
cachecleaner_show_start();
var myXHR = new XHR( {
method: 'get',
onSuccess: function( data ) {
$( 'cachecleaner_msg' ).addClass( 'success' );
$( 'cachecleaner_msg' ).setText( 'Cache nettoyé' );
cachecleaner_show_end( 2000 );
},
onFailure: function() {
$( 'cachecleaner_msg' ).addClass( 'failure' );
$( 'cachecleaner_msg' ).setText( 'Le cache n'a pas pu être nettoyé' );
cachecleaner_show_end( 2000 );
}
} );
myXHR.send( 'localhost/joomla//administrator/index.php?cleancache=1' );
}
var cachecleaner_show_start = function() {
$( 'cachecleaner_msg' )
.setHTML( '<img src="localhost/joomla//administrator/modules/...es/loading.gif" alt="" /> Cache en cours de nettoyage' )
.removeClass( 'success' ).removeClass( 'failure' )
.addClass( 'visible' );

$clear( cachecleaner_delay );
cachecleaner_fx.stop();
cachecleaner_fx.start({
'opacity': 0.8,
duration: 400
});
};
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Regards
Daniel

It's wrong on all setups. Will fix in next version.

line 63 of /administrator/modules/mod_cachecleaner/mod_cachecleaner.php

should be:

Hello Peter

I was thincking that was the problem on a windows system but it is not.
Do you have ever tested cache cleaner on a WAMP system?
I tested it on several joomla installations and finally on a fresh joomla installation, it does not work.

Any suggestion?

Daniel

I test it on a XAMPP (windows) setup and on a live setup (Linux).

I think the problem is that the fix I gave you was only for one of the lines. There is a path just above it (59) that needs the same fix:

should be:

Hi Peter

I found already the 2 lines and corrected it.
Need more investigation.
Will try to install a XAMP server to test again during W.E.

Daniel

PS: You are the only one who has reported this

Peter

I found the problem. The french translation file of the module was not saved correctly in utf8 and this was blocking the process.

I will send you tomorrow morning all the french files after putting a look on your new version 1.0.0.

Thanks for the support.
Daniel

I have a pile of translations for different extensions I need to publish (UTF-8 of course).