Beherit

1. If WPFC_CACHE_QUERYSTRING is not defined WPFC create cache file only for page https://domain.tld/something Page https://domain.tld/something?bleble is always generated via PHP

2. If WPFC_CACHE_QUERYSTRING is defined WPFC create cache file for page https://domain.tld/something and for each page with query string e.g. https://domain.tld/something?bleble https://domain.tld/something?xd https://domain.tld/something?lol etc.

I want to have only one file for page with query string and without it.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by Beherit.

Anyway, You can add some filter/action where developer like me can decide how to cache some page…. I’mm not asking for another option in the plugin settings.

So I must edit your plugin in source? Really? ?? This is wrong, very wrong. Why page https://domain.tld/something?bleble doesen’t have same cache file that page https://domain.tld/something ? I have a page with dynamic query strings and this page is generating every time instead get it from cache.

Tip – such options are in /wp-admin/options-discussion.php page.

To notify the posts author please use core functionality from WordPress – this plugin sends notify only when You reply to someone comments – to comment autor.

I don’t know what You mean – plugins send email only to comments authors and they have only one email address.

I just tested it in on my website and everything works okay, I don’t know why You have such issue.

Yes. For me plugin working in WordPress 4.9.1.

Very strange, for me working as well. I will check it as soon as possible.

In version 1.2.1 everything works okay.

Oh, even test api in plugin settings doesn’t work. Something goes wrong in version 1.3 ??

Aby news? I still have this issue :/

Thank You!

Nice, I will release a new version soon ??

You need to use function comment_form() instead of do_action(‘comment_form’ …). Check this: https://developer.www.ads-software.com/reference/functions/comment_form/