teutonika

Yes. It works – Great!

How come I missed Murmatron2s solution? Well, it was late.
Thank you shoo_ash for your ‘reminder’.

Hi donncha,

thank you for your quick response and support.
Placing the exact string ^/$ in the rejected URL box seems to have no effect: the front page still goes into cache.
When I replace ^ with the path of my blog it actually does block the cache … unfortunately of the entire blog pages.

Is there any chance to place a string directly into the index.php to keep it from cache?

Thank You again.

I’d like to join the club:

I’m unable to figure out how to exclude the home/index.php from cache. The front page shows ‘random posts’ from archive; therefore the cache should be turned off there.

As the “index.php” ist not shown in the URL, I can not exclude it in the “Accepted Filenames & Rejected URIs”-Box.

Any idea?

Hi Ulf,

I’m still trying to figure out a way to make the tree open to parent categorys only and let the user open to (listed) posts by click (as a workaround to the issue that “open to selection” combined with “list posts” (1000 +) slows down performance way too much.

Nevertheless I also get the “eJoin” error in IE 6 and IE 7, with an incomplete tree and page being shown.

I’m using Version 3.3.2 with WP 2.3.3

Thanks for any input.

… in other words: “Open to categories” (not posts) only.

PS:
Ulf, the book I sent you is going to take a while (amazon):

Estimated arrival date: 02/18/2008 – 04/10/2008

Where do you live that it takes so long?

Got it!

I had to change the blog-url in the administration-panel, as the wordpress installation lies within a sub-folder on my server. Before, I linked to that folder with a short index.html; now I do that – as it should be – with the index.php outside wordpress, directing to it. And so the tree is working great!

Thank you Ulf, I’ll take look at your Amazon-List.

Within the default theme I used the sidebar widget to implement the tree. I tried to display category and archive entries. The open/close link was displayed (with no function) but no tree output whatsoever.

I’ll try your suggestion with previous releases and report the results.

Thank you again.

So I tried in various ways: re-install the plugin, deactivated other plugins and use the default theme (the tree won’t function there at all). The option is activated within the administration panel.
As I understand, your plugin uses the url to “Open To Selection”, so I have no clue why that shouldn’t work.

Do you have any idea for a workaround or whereelse I should search for “the trick” ?

Thank you very much.

Thank you Ulf for your quick response and once again for your great work.
As the navigation is implemented into archive and category pages I give you a direct link to an example:
https://teutonika.de/haus/?cat=126
There the Tree (“Treppe”) is supposed to open to the author “Tim Boson” and if you link to a single article or another autors page the tree should “follow”.
The option “Open to selection” is activated.
Due to the fact that my theme (based on Hemmingway) does not support widgets it may well be the reason.

Edit:
I guess it’s because I call the function “wp_dtree_get_categories” within the archive.php itself an not within the sidebar. In the past I had some problems with this configuration in terms of getting the info from the loop.

I have more than a dozen authors, each with up to 5 categories, that eventually change throughout time. Is there no other way to link the wp_list_categories to each individual author Id to be displayed?
I somehow managed it with ‘including’ some kind of a workaround script:

<?php if (is_author(‘2’) ) { ?>
<h2><?php wp_list_cats(‘include=53, 52, 21, 54’); ?></h2>
<?php } elseif (is_author(’11’) ) { ?>
<h2><?php wp_list_cats(‘include=12, 14’); ?></h2>
…

but it seems messy to me and doesn’t work within the categorys itself.

Thank You for help.