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Thanks. My entire wp_content folder is writable.
If P3 relies for anything on WordPress’ simple FTP creds, it won’t work at all. WordPress shamefully does not support SFTP with non-standard ports, which is quite common among server-hardened modern hosting environments.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: permalink with UTF-8 chinese characters display issueDid you get any response to this?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Chinese permalink with 404 errorWhy should I raise my own ticket when the issue is exactly the same? Anyway, will do, looks like this forum has its own set of policies. Thx
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Chinese permalink with 404 errorI have the same problem.
Locally, on my Mac OSX with Apache/PHP/MySQL, or on my server with Red hat/Apache/PHP/MySQL (latest).
Same problem. What’s the answer to this?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Permalinks on a subdomain – Not working!All that is done esmi. It’s an issue of subdomain.
Without the subdomain, following the instruction on that post with a folder instead of a domain, WP works. It’s the subdomain that doesn’t work.
Also, I notice that any Chinese (or UTF-8 characters) in the permalink don’t work even without subdomain.
Any ideas why?
I used CloudFlare for a while. It’s fine for simple toy sites. Their CDN sucks, their captcha will catch even you yourself after some time apart from perfectly okay visitors (and this is at a “Low” setting), their support is idiotic with non-technical people writing back idiotic ideas to always show them a traceroute, if you use a CDN with a CNAME then their DNS screws it up….and so on. Short story, I disabled it. The small benefit is not worth the headaches.
Get a proper CDN for speed (CloudFront, or the thousands of others like MaxCDN or CacheFly) and for security consider mod_security rules, which are now quite savvy and come in easy to download formats.
The best speed gain you’re going to get is not via CloudFlare or even a CDN. It’ll be via Nginx running your static files.
Btw, CloudFlare in front of my Nginx site makes the throughput about 10 times slower. Yep, 1000% slower. Because they cannot cache static HTML files. Reason when asked? “Because Html files contain sensitive data”. That moronic answer aside, they told me to send traceroute again.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Autoptimize] [Plugin: Autoptimize] Problem with CSS / JS minificationStupid plugin. After rooting my hair for over a day, I’ve given up on this nonsense.
Instead of giving me a gazillion features like YUI compression etc, just make sure the basics work.
In my
<head>I had two lines of CSS code on a simple site:1. One CSS include from the same website, with full path:
https://mysite.com/css/site.css.
2. Some inline CSS in<style>tags.This wonderful plugin only minified and “combined” the #2 above, just the one line of inline CSS.
Way to go!
Everybody’s a programmer these days. I’ll be waiting for something that bloody works.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: [Plugin: WP Minify] Plugin Strips away all CSS and JS filesEven with “Combine but not minify” option selected, this is one stupid plugin. Only 400 error.
The author should do something about this crap.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Taxonomy Widget] Pretty URLs not working any moreI downloaded the latest wp-minify. Pretty URL gives a problem. Without pretty, it works.
What’s the fix?
Did you get any response for this?
Latest WP 3.3.1 and latest Super Cache as on the WP site.
Preload not working on any of my sites. Just doesn’t pre-cache anything.
Supercache in general is working splendidly.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: WP Super Cache vs W3 Total CacheFrederic, I am on a dedicated server with not a very busy site yet. Still, W3C is actually slower than the raw website itself — after hours of configuring, reading docs, searching forums. I have Nginx serving all static content, best thing that I did. For Apache, I use eAccelerator which is much nicer than APC for me (no PECL bullshit) but there’s room for caching objects/pages/DB stuff.
For the usual websites, I just rely on HyperCache. It’s simple and it works (much better than Super Cache, which just gives errors with its HTML-ing everything). But for some advanced sites, I really would like W3C..
Looking for the next version.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [W3 Total Cache] [Plugin: W3 Total Cache] Minify destroys JavaScriptWhich is what will happen with badly written JS.
Anyway, you can manually minify JS. Don’t have w3Cache do it.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Caching plugins slow for WordPress 3.3Move away from godaddy. That’s your problem. I did and have never looked back. Their hosting sucks and is only for the most un-informed people.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Admin Menu Editor] [Plugin: Admin Menu Editor] Almost a sweet pluginNot sure what you’re doing. Login as an adminstrator. I don’t see that problem at all.
This is seriously one of the BEST and MOST USEFUL plugins for WordPress!