Rishi

Oops, I have no idea what I just did. Lol, I’m honestly not familiar with GitHub’s feature set. I edited the main PHP file with the aforementioned modifications.

Thanks Lester, I found the problem was being caused by one of my custom functions dealing with an admin loop. Glitch solved.

Appreciate you taking the time to help, regardless!

Hopefully this will all get resolved soon. Downgrading did the trick for me. And it’s unfortunate because 3.5RC3 was working fine for me.

Not sure what kind of server you’re on, but I wrote up a guide for APC on shared host.

This will be a very useful feature, indeed.
@curious99 – On the main page of my site, I have 22 queries with just APC running but only 11 with APC + WidgetCache, so APC doesn’t automatically cache everything as far as I can tell.

I still think one of the best features would be a live preview window as users type in their comment. Maybe have a way to number the comments as well. This would combine several plugins into one.

Thanks for addressing this issue, Scribu!

Thanks HappyApple. I eagerly await the update to address issues with permalinks! Keep up the great work.

Thanks for the suggestions, but I’ve honestly tried all the plugins (including Mike Smullin’s AJAX Comments 2.09 for $1). None seem to work with WordPress 2.8. AJAX Edit Comments works, but I’m concerned about posting comments via AJAX more than editing them.

I’m trying to do this manually. I’ve replaced my comments.php with the P2 comments.php, added the comment-form, made sure all the P2 JavaScript is loading correctly, added the P2 CSS classes, copied the P2 functions.php to my theme’s functions.php, yet the comments still don’t seem to load via AJAX. Is there a glaring mistake, or something I’m forgetting? (I’ve basically replaced my theme’s entire commenting framework with P2’s, but it still doesn’t work).

Hey Noel,

Do you have a trac site for P2’s development, or do you have an estimate as to when the next version of P2 will be released?

On a vanilla version of P2, look at line 12 of the post-form.php file.

I can confirm that this method works.

I surrounded my code with

<?php while($widget_cache->wcache->save($widget_cache->get_widget_cache_key("12344321"),9999, array())) { ?>

THE CODE

<?php } ?>

I was wondering if there was an extra parameter to force this cache to expire whenever a comment gets added or a page gets updated.

I’m not quite sure I understand what you’re trying to accomplish. Can you be a bit more detailed?

You just need to add a target=”_blank” parameter.

For example, we’re used to:

href="https://rk.md"

With the addition of the target parameter, it becomes:

href="https://rk.md" target="_blank"

Please change the status of this thread to “resolved.” =)