Oliver Krautscheid (oliversk)

You can still download on github
https://github.com/TheOnlineHero/Tom-m8te

Good luck

Same

I second that – broke one of my sites on G+ sharing

For security reasons it is better you rewrite your call and use CURL only and avoid file_get_contents

You should NEVER have an empty disable_functions or you are opening your server to all sorts of nasty PHP attacks

fopen is not considered very secure and many system admins disallow it

This will probably apply only too few users like myself, but I would vote for CURL

Hi, can you give us more information on how it makes the call to get the shares?

I am a little confused and think something is blocking the call so it cant fetch the shares

Definitely not working out of the box for me, so I’ll need more information. Going through your code I saw that you use wp_remote_get

wp_remote_get = do I need to remove any PHP functions from disable_functions in php.ini?

Will report back

Sounds good, thanks for the update Frederick

Nice, thanks will try that on a local site and let you know if it works

Another problem I ran into is that the plugin does not seem to support W3 total cache – can you confirm that?

For now, fragment caching doesn’t work with Disc Enhanced. Will have to use other cache engine inorder to use that.

Frederick do you have any plans to support that in the future?

Or do you know a work around? I don’t want to use Javascript and I want to use disk enhanced

Is it possible to hire you for this? I will send in a support ticket

Uncheck “List”:

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I wrote a how-to for you guys: Amazon S3 Bucket Policy Fix

You need to remove the “List” permission from grantee Everyone as pointed out by digitaltoast

I found out the cause by analyzing the access log. Someone is requesting an URL with lots of hex codes it something like /x37/x… and so on

This triggers the error: Undefined index HTTP_HOST – it also causes a problem in canonical.php because WordPress does not know how to handle the requests

Who said I am running both? Of course I am not, you clearly misunderstood something.

I said “appeared” – I switched to W3TC because WP-Supercache is no longer an option for me.

Resolved. This is fixed in current development version. However, development version still has some bugs, so use with caution

My bad, I guess it only redirect users COMING from a search engine. I do not understand the purpose of that but it might be handy in the future to add a special greeting to users coming from search engines.

Solved

Download the development version and the homepage will be cached:
https://downloads.www.ads-software.com/plugin/w3-total-cache.zip

Set the expiry time to something like 100000
I am wondering myself if we can set it to “0” to disable garbage collection