Markurs

Hi Rumejan Barbarona, removing Yoast wordpress SEO makes the nested comments in WP Touch Pro work again. The conflict is the removal of Replytocom from Yoast v7.02 which WP Touch Pro uses to operate its reply function in its comments. In previous versions turning off the removal of replytocom in Yoast SEO solved this issue and both plugins played nicely with each other. Since this option is now deprecated, issues have arisen.

The code supplied to turn off the filter in the thread i linked to above is wrong. It should be:

add_filter( 'wpseo_remove_reply_to_com', '__return_false' );

where return_false is used instead of return_true. Inserting this into WP Touch’s functions.php file solves the issue.

However, with two mainstream and well used plugins causing conflicts, surely this replytocom removal issue needs to be addressed? Not sure why the plugin user cannot decide whether to remove them or not? The default option in previous versions was to always remove them so I am not sure why your users cannot continue to decide for themselves?

Attachments are pulled by the CDN on first usage of the static file, therefore there is no need to upload them as it works as a mirror. I use W3TC CDN (option: Amazon Cloudfront (pull)) in the general options menu of W3TC.

I uninstalled it as I i couldn’t get it to function with a number of areas of my website:

– My site runs Http 2.0 when using W3TC (page cache, browser cache, minify, CDN). Turning off the page caching in W3TC and using Litespeed cache meant it only ran Http 1.1

– Turning off page caching in W3TC and using Litespeed cache meant that my CDN (Amazon Cloudfront) returned no static files. Disabling Litespeed cache and the static files all reappear.

– I send a daily email of posts to signups using an external provider (Mailchimp). With Litespeed cache enabled no emails were being sent out for several days in a row despite not caching my feed in Litespeed cache and the new posts were in my feed. Turning off litespeed cache and all returned to normal.

– Since uninstalling and just using W3TC for everything (page cache, browser cache, minify, CDN) all has returned to normal.

– I am still left with notifications of high server usage from my hosting due to the processes outlined above:
lsphp
lsphp:/home/myuserid/public_html/index.php
lsphp:/home/myuserid/public_html/wp-cron.php

• This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by Markurs.

prefer you not routing around in wp-admin to be honest. I’m on shared hosting with guru.co.uk so server is litespeed maintained by them.

Yes deactivated all plugins and used standard WordPress theme.

No error messages, just notification of high resource usage caused by lsphp.

Deactivating plugins and theme still causes this. How do I get rid of the built-in lightspeed cache functionality from php? Or at least stop php from calling lightspeed?