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Frankly, I have never found a plugin most updated and followed by its developer as this, and honestly, compared to others with the same functions, is much more advanced: when I use it I never had the feeling that my blog had trouble because of this plugin …

It seems to me that the plugin does not work, and since several versions.

Sorry!

IMHO, apr_bucket_read() error is not related to WordPress components, plugins or themes, but is related to hosting misconfiguration. Read here https://apr.apache.org/docs/apr/2.0/group___a_p_r___util___bucket___brigades.html here https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=23528 and here https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2054827/intensive-php-script-failing-w-the-timeout-specified-has-expired-error-ap-c

Kajama, new vwrsion work very well! No problem for me …

Also for me: it works right out of the box :lol

Thanks,
Gato

How to implement second cache with WP Super Cache?

I have same problem on WordPress 3.5.1 and after one search i found this plugin: WP Missed Schedule. I tried to maintain active W3 Total Cache (0.9.2.5) + WP Missed Schedule, and now all my Scheduled Posts work fine. This is my experience. Regards to all.

Frederick Townes wrote:

I’m also confused.
W3TC is not at v1.0.
Development has never stopped.
Only public releases did.

So: why it was written this article from Pothi Kalimuthu?

1 – This is disinformation?
2 – Too much fantasy?
3 – Inability to understand?

Can someone explain this unfortunate situation?

Please, Frederick Townes: your message on “This Thread” is valid today?

The next release of W3TC comes out this month.

:lol :lol :lol

Good for me! Save more space and run fast, more fast …

Good News?

Hi, we need it too ??

Frederick, Hypercache have same features, and work fine without limits on the number of files that can exist in directories.

Thanks!

quote akira28 ??

… not working for me, also … ;(

Good sla! For me development version work fine …