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for anyone else having this issue, it’s related to cloudflare cache.
disabling minifying in cloudflare solves the problem

Mcurly, can u please check that. I also have that problem. Much appreciated if you can have the RSS autoblog post images.

thanks for your answer, I’ve managed to make it happen ??

Fixed with the new version update. thanks!!!

Is there any other way of letting u know that instead of this public forum?

Besides that, just tested a link with preview, and it works, but the links that the preview I’ve deleted aren’t working. So something’s wrong in between.

I’ve confirmed it. I can see the link, it is in “message”: it shows the message I put + the link with the correct href. So it seems that hrefs are shown on FB raw feeds.

WOW I was so close on fiding that, but you just nailed it! THANKS ALOT!! It’s working perfect now. Good luck with this amazing plugin and keep with the awesome support.

Ok found out the problem is from Viper’s Video Quicktags, can u check to see what can be done to Viper’s work ok with your plugin? Right now only dailymotion not working.

Vimeo works fine, and so Youtube.

I’m using video thumbnails with Viper’s Video Quicktags, I get the dailymotion video embed, but for some reason I can’t get the thumbnail, it still says it couldn’t find a thumbnail. What’s wrong?

PS: WP 3.3.1

Hi,

I’m facing the same problem. The native wordpress redirection works fine with W3 off, but when it’s on the https:// to https://www. redirection does not work for all urls. It only works for the main page with the rule:

RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^www\.yoursite\.com
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://www.yoursite.com/$1 [R=301,L]

That is, for https://mysite.com user is redirected correctly to https://www.mysite.com, but for https://mysite.com/mypost, user is not redirected to https://www.mysite.com/mypost, instead the redirection takes him to main page.

How to fix it Frederick?

Thanks in advance for such a powerful plugin

Exactly. Since comments are so dynamic, you probably have a setting for less dynamic blogs, if you know what I mean.

Sorry for the late reply frederick.

I really appreciate the way you support your plugin, is kinda rare to see a plugin author replying to questions in just a couple of hours. So thumbs up for your support.

I normally dont post my url’s on public forums, but again I’m impressed with your support.

Just one last question:

Comments seem to be a huge factor for W3 setting, in my case, I’ve disabled comments, interaction with users is only done with postratings and post views, do you have any special setting for websites with no comments and only a few options for users like mine?

Thanks for your reply, I have to go back on what I said.

The thing is that I’ve used W3 while I was being hit by a huge amount of traffic. The server at that time was already at 20% or so, with W3 the server load went to unimaginable numbers like 300%. The server just couldn’t handle. So what I did was stop the server account completly, and server load dropped almost down to 0%. Then I restart it with W3, and since then what I’ve heard has been true. It does a good joob indeed, altough I still have some server load that I wanted to get decreased. And I do think that W3 can do that job.

So these are some of the issues that I want you to clarify if possible:

1) I’ve seen that emptying cache on server peek hours might be self-suicide, I did it and it went to 500% (no j/k, it really happened), so I think that it was my fault there, or am I wrong? We can empty cache whenever and we wont notice server loads?

2) Another thing is that since my site has something like 100,000 views/ days is pretty possible that when pages are cached or re-cached they start caching and auto-cleaning at the same time. It means that with 5,000 users online is pretty possible that we have 25% of the website caching and cleaning at the same time, what equals again to huge server load. I mean if cache for page A, B, C and D starts at 1pm, they will also be cleaned and re-cached at the same time, right? Or are there different expire times for each visitor?

3) For dedicated servers do you recommend the opcode option? Or you always recommend disk (enhanced)? I’m asking this because I’m thinking on moving this website to a dedicated machine (Quad Core Xeon? X3460 Processor,4 x 2.8 GHz HyperThreaded Cores,8 MB L3 Cache, 1333 MHz FSB,16 GB 1333MHz DDR3 Memory,Serial ATA Storage in RAID 1) so the default settings are also the same for this kind of dedicated?

4) Since DB is my main issue, do you suggest an higher number than 180 for Maximum lifetime of cache objects and more than 3600 for Garbage collection interval (both in the dedicated)?

Sorry for the multiple questions, but now that I’m really digging W3 I want to know how to take the most out of it. Thanks alot!

In my site I don’t have comments but I do have post ratings with stars and postviews, would Cache Rebuild help or mess?

Had the same problem, just go to https://www.yourwebsite.com/wp-login.php