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and I know you could do something where you say don’t index:

/gallery/1
/gallery/2
/gallery/3
…

but I just mentioned using numbers as an example. Would really like to figure out if it is possible to use a wild-card character with the rejected URIs list.

Another question I have that relates to this is whether it is possible to exclude a range of URIs from being cached?

Say I want https://www.domain.com/gallery/ to be cached, but I do not want https://www.domain.com/gallery/####/ to be cached (with #### being a 4-digit random number). And say I have 100 of these https://www.domain.com/gallery/####/ pages that I don’t want cached. With WP-Cache, if you say don’t cache /gallery/ it will also not cache pages that are children to this URI segment. Is there maybe a way to use a wild-card character with the plugin settings? Say, something like: do not cache /gallery/*

Anyone know of a plugin? I also have the same issue where I have a blog run by multiple authors and they all want to be notified when a single post gets commented on.

If you want to use a plugin to accomplish multilingual blogging, as opposed to coding a solution yourself with PHP, then yes this is the best plugin.

Jamie, the developer, has mentioned on the Gengo forum that development hasn’t stopped:

https://jamietalbot.com/wp-hacks/forum/comments.php?DiscussionID=143&page=1

I think the main issue at hand, is that really the WordPress team should take over on this issue and start to work on something to commit to the WP core. This is a added feature that really is quite big for one developer to tackle.

sorry, I am seeing now that andrabr answered his own question in his post

Another thing to watch for that is mentioned in this forum post:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/51631

is that if you want your added XHTML to show up when you have gone to Manage > Posts or Manage > Pages, you need to use the edit_form_advanced hook as well.

Maybe you shouldn’t use multiple print statements and do something like:

PHP heredoc notation:

add_filter('simple_edit_form', 'srh_print_dill');

function srh_print_dill()
{
   echo <<<EOHTML

      this should be displayed below my post form

      some more text on another line

EOHTML;
}

OR

add_filter('simple_edit_form', 'srh_print_dill');

function srh_print_dill()
{
   ?>
      this should be displayed below my post form

      some more text on another line
   <?php
}

sunside: could you maybe elaborate here if you did help