praveen_khm

Thanks for the response. It still does not work. These are the things I have done:

Added the below code in wp-config.php

define('W3TC_DYNAMIC_SECURITY', 'mysecurestring');

In Header.php, I have added this.

<!--mfunc <?php echo W3TC_DYNAMIC_SECURITY; ?> -->
	mytheme_extra_hotline();
	mytheme_extra_cart();
	mytheme_extra_account();
        echo(rand(10,100));
<!--/mfunc <?php echo W3TC_DYNAMIC_SECURITY; ?> -->

Since I am using a shared hosting, changed Disk Enhanced to Disk Caching method and enabled “late initialization” on the Page Cache settings page.

Added “mfunc” and “mclude” to Ignored comment stems under minify.

Whatever I did, it still did not refresh the code within mfunc. Lastly, I changed Expires header lifetime to 10 seconds and now it updates. However, the complete page is refreshing every 10 seconds.

Is there some setting I am missing?

Thanks,
Praveen

Any help here??

Thanks a lot. This is exactly what I was looking for.

Let me try this code (might end up with 16-18 if statements). I am sure there is no particular limit in wordpress for the number of ifs and elseifs.

Thanks again fwoan.

Thanks for the reply fwoan. Let me explain the problem. I have a free theme I am using and in admin panel, it already has options to create menu and submenu’s. Now if I follow your suggestion, should I discard the theme’s admin options altogether? The reason I am asking is the categories might change in future (might add, rename, or delete categories). Is it better to create a new theme from scratch in that case (since trying to edit the parent theme seems like it breaks).

you can change permalink structure so “year” isn’t part of the structure.
Pages can have parents, so you would just created a page for each “folder”. Instead of leaving it blank, you might want to add links to all the pages in that “folder”. Alternatively, you could just install a subpages plugin to dynamically display the list of subpages for each folder page.

Thanks for the response. I feel I am little confused with the answer. Suppose I have a folder by name “Book” under root folder. What I need is a page with url “…/Book/Book.php”. Now there are many folders within Book and each of it has a php page. The structure would be “../Book/Pages/page.php”. Is this feasible?

If yes, how can I achieve it? Manually create folders within root folder and then in permalinks add this address? Or create a page somewhere and manually move them from that location to this location? Excuse my ignorance, but I am very new to wordpress and been working like this with html all these days.

Bump…

can somebody at least confirm that this is not possible please?

anyone to help please?