paul1999

Ah, I figured it out. w3tc accomplishes this by not serving a cached page in .htaccess. I was using nginx.

Don’t you think w3tc should not write a cache file (or append the w3tc comments to the end of the file) if the page is excluded?

great. I can’t wait.

Oh right, I get you.

So the next release will be able to cache both?

How far away is the next release?

But if I cache WPTouch output for mobile users won’t it create a situation where regular users could get delivered a cached mobile version of a mobile and mobile users could get delivered a non-mobile page?

(Assuming disk based caching with the webserver serving up cached pages if they are cached on the disk)

fredericktownes, you are AWESOME! I can’t wait for the next release!

You are right. I am serving the CSS through a mirror (pull) CDN disk caching is not needed.

Porting .htaccess to nginx conf files is not hard. The biggest difference is that mod_rewrite allows multiple condition while nginx if statements only allow one condition. It just requires a different approach (there are tutorials on simulating multiple conditions using strings … but try to avoid these as they are not needed.)

Yes, the problem is just rewriting. I use this rule in my nginx conf. It may need to be tweaked for your site.

rewrite ^/wp-content/w3tc/min/([a-z0-9\-_]+)\.(include(-footer)?(-nb)?)\.(css|js)$ /wp-content/w3tc/min/index.php?gg=$1&g=$2&t=$5 last;

Zeo, thanks very much for your quick reply. Works well.

better = faster ??

Oh, and I forgot to say: W3 Total Cache is AWESOME. Thanks for creating it ??

fredericktownes, thanks for your reply.

Anyone? This would be a killer feature?

I have changed the homepage to this address:

https://www.wpnotifier.com

I will take a look at the plugin, thanks.

Why does it require FTP? I never install FTP on my servers and have never had to configure wordpress with FTP details.