joseairosa

If for any reason the plugin ruins your website redirections / links (it should not, it was developed to not mess with WordPress internal code) follow this steps:

1) Access your website through FTP
2) Go to your WP installation folder and follow this path “wp-content/plugins”
3) Find parallel-loading-system and delete the folder

It should automatically disable the plugin and return your website to the normal state.

If it doesn’t, open your .htaccess file (you might need to turn on invisible file view) and remove any lines related to PLS.

Example:

#BEGIN WP-PLS
RewriteRule ^(.*\.(jpg|jpeg|gif|png|php)) load_image.php?file_src=$1&extension=$2 [L,QSA]
#END WP-PLS

This will remove any residue from the plugin. However this plugin is bakcup aware, which means that before making any changes to your original files it will make a backup of the original.
The bakcup name should be something like: .htaccess.bak_05-20-10_22:38

Can you provide any additional information on the server that your WP installation is.

If anyone has any problems with the plugin it’s easier if you post your issues at this plugin github repository.

https://github.com/joseairosa/WordPress-Plugin-WP-PLS–Parallel-Loading-System

And thank you JamesBB for posting my reply here ??

You can use pingdom load tool that will let you know how well the plugin is working.

Just disable the plugin, make a test at https://tools.pingdom.com/, then enable the plugin and make the test again.

Let me know how it goes.

If for any reason the plugin ruins your website redirections / links (it should not, it was developed to not mess with WordPress internal code) follow this steps:

1) Access your website through FTP
2) Go to your WP installation folder and follow this path “wp-content/plugins”
3) Find parallel-loading-system and delete the folder

It should automatically disable the plugin and return your website to the normal state.

If it doesn’t, open your .htaccess file (you might need to turn on invisible file view) and remove any lines related to PLS.

Example:

#BEGIN WP-PLS
RewriteRule ^(.*\.(jpg|jpeg|gif|png|php)) load_image.php?file_src=$1&extension=$2 [L,QSA]
#END WP-PLS

This will remove any residue from the plugin. However this plugin is bakcup aware, which means that before making any changes to your original files it will make a backup of the original.
The bakcup name should be something like: .htaccess.bak_05-20-10_22:38

Hello,

I apologize for the time take to reply but I have been overflowing with work, thus, making it impossible to address some issues.

If the plugin is not working for you please give me some additional information on the server where you are running your WordPress installation.

I have also created a github repository for this plugin.

https://github.com/joseairosa/WordPress-Plugin-WP-PLS–Parallel-Loading-System

I am trying to address all the issues reported by the users and it would be easier if you could add an entry to the issues section in the page above.

Hello,

I apologize for the time take to reply but I have been overflowing with work, thus, making it impossible to address some issues.

If the plugin is not working for you please give me some additional information on the server where you are running your WordPress installation.

I have also created a github repository for this plugin.

https://github.com/joseairosa/WordPress-Plugin-WP-PLS–Parallel-Loading-System

I am trying to address all the issues reported by the users and it would be easier if you could add an entry to the issues section in the page above.

Hello dteaone,

The fact that it got slower is related to the fact that it’s not yet fully configured.
The errors you’re getting are telling me that your server might not be able to resolve the domain you’re adding.
Might be due to having URL as not allowed inputs for streams.

If you can, please send me an email to me[at]joseairosa[dot]com with a few more details.

Let me know how I can further help you.

Best regards,
José P. Airosa.

OK. Got it. Thank you very much! ??

I can? Where?

I’ve just tried to create a new page and there’s no “Choose template” option.

Sorry if I’m missing it out.

As far as I could try and comprehend it does not support having the same template for page children.

Is there any way to activate this?

From what I’ve read if I create a “mypage.php” template file and if my page is named mypage that’s the file that is loaded. What about “mypage” page children, are they also loaded with “mypage.php” template?

Thanks Michael.

I will take a look. It’s probably what I need.