• Resolved Julianwave

    (@julianwave)


    Mobble is extremely useful. W3 total cache is also extremely useful. But if I use both, mobble stops working. To be more specific, if I have the “page cache” setting in w3tc checked, mobble stops working. Just saying, because it would be great to have solutions for device detect and for performance improvement that worked well together.

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/mobble/

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  • Jupp i fixed it just by enabling the high group. It creates seperate caches for all the defined mobile devices, which was all i needed;)

    I got around this issue by using mobble in the child theme functions.php file.

    For instance, in some function, using

    if (!is_mobile()) {
    echo 'non-mobile output...';
    }
    else {
    echo 'mobile output...';
    }

    … seems to work fine for me despite having W3TC cache on

    I spoke too soon … I don’t find the problem is with W3TC but with the plugin … it fails to detect in some situations yet does in others.

    Hey guys,
    anyone found a solution for this?
    It works 50/50, sometimes the cache is built in a right way, sometimes not, and you never know until you check every device and browser each time you rebuild the cache.
    I’ve tried adding a mobile-detect.php file to never cache list, it doesn’t help.
    Agent groups are on and separated, but it also doesn’t help much.
    Any ideas?
    Thnx.

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