skippybosco

Wow, the support for this plugin is Super Sonic! Thanks KursorA!

Hi, following up on this as I didn’t see it in the latest changelogs.

Thanks. ??

FYI on CloudFlare API:

https://www.cloudflare.com/docs/client-api.html

I’ve located the function admin_bar_delete_page and can certainly add the code there, but would prefer to do it via plugin if possible.

Consider OpenX? They have a free open source version here:

https://www.openx.com/publisher/open-source-ad-server

I do not believe this plugin uses Tim Thumb. It is not in the plugin zip file and there is no reference to it in the code.

Following up to provide update of the plugin running on a Ginormous site.. 2 days in and seems to be fairly non impacting, great job!

Thanks for the quick reply Eli.

What I was mostly curious about is how the query was limiting the number of results.

In looking at the code a bit deeper it looks like this is the main query which is just using the wp native showposts query:

showposts => $number, $relateby => $tag_IDs, 'post__not_in' => $SPOSTARBUST_POP, 'tag__not_in' => $SPOSTARBUST_settings_array['exclude__intags'], 'category__not_in' => $SPOSTARBUST_settings_array['exclude__incategories'], 'orderby' => $SPOSTARBUST_settings_array['orderby'], 'order' => $SPOSTARBUST_settings_array['order']);

We’re running a different test right now on the site, but when that completes next week I’ll give this a go and see how it looks.

John, Just tested and it out and looks like it is displaying and save settings correctly with Auto Minify enabled.

Thanks for the team’s efforts!

Did it warn you when you go to the WP Super Cache panel in wp-admin?

Following up on this question.

Considering turning off garbage collection and having a cron job clean up home page, categories, tags and feeds every 15 minutes.

This will allow me to retain cached posts/pages indefinitely and manually purge if needed.

Let me know if anyone sees any inherent flaws in this type of implementation.

@istanbulmmv: Where is the API called from? Is it called from Javascript within your post? If so, caching the posts will not provide any value since the cached post will just include the javascript to the API, not the resulting code that is rendered on the client side.

If you assume that you’ll be including the Facebook comments widget code as part of your plugin, overriding the comment block with a “If Bot show crawlable cached” else “show facebook comment widget”. An example of overriding the comment block for Facebook is here:

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/facebook-comments-for-wordpress/

Would work in conjunction with my othr suggestion of only showing this to bots. Normal users would see Facebook IFrme so not an issue.

I’m in the same situation, but trying to use WP Super Cache + Lite Speed Cache. Did you ever get your rewrite rules sorted out?