Jay

You the man catacaustic.

Thank you.

thanks for the help christi. I eneded up leaving my images hosted by blogger.

i have move this question to https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/dynamic-caching-does-not-work-with-latest-update-141?replies=17

resolved

update: if statements work fine, but when checking if the page is_single or is_home does not work. I have also tried to place a wp_reset_query(); before the statement, but nothing. The code below always output 2. Left the time stamp to make sure page is updated when refreshed.

*** section of dynamic-cache-test.php***
ob_start();
$test = (include ‘wp-content/test.php’);
echo $test;
echo “<p>This is a test. The current time on the server is: ” . date( ‘H:i:s’ ) . “</p>”;
$text = ob_get_contents();
ob_end_clean();

****test.php***
<?php
$x = 1;
$y = 2;
if( is_single() || is_home()) {
return $x;
} else {
return $y;
}

yup that worked, thanks jakus! For some reason i can not run any if statements in the php file that I call. Same goes for if I check if the page is_single or is_home.

Any ideas as to why and any suggested workarounds?

Code example:

if ( is_single() ) {
echo “here”;
}

Or is there a way to use ajax to do this? Not sure which would be better.

i believe there is an error with the call..

$numposts = $wpdb->get_var(“SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT ID) FROM $fromwhere”);

in the above code, but i could be wrong.

hey jakus,

Is it possible where “{do your thing here and you will get dynamic results}” is located to call a file, such as example.php?

Thank you!

Thanks! This issue is resolved now

I ended up doing this…

RedirectMatch 302 /portfolio/(.*) https://www.web.com/?s=$1
Redirect 302 /portfolio https://www.web.com/

Than change the 302 to 301 after testing.

Also the ?s= from the first line is how my search works so it places any item that is typed after the /portfolio/ into a search for my site.

Its local. I was testing it before putting on my live site.

I ended up doing this…

RedirectMatch 302 /portfolio/(.*) https://localhost.com/?s=$1
Redirect 302 /portfolio https://localhost.com/

Than change the 302 to 301 after testing.

Also the ?s= from the first line is how my search works so it places any item that is typed after the /portfolio/ into a search for my site.

The rewrite rule i used [R=301] is a Redirect and the 301 means Moved Permanently. Thats why there would be a 404 error. There has to be an easy way to undo this…

[R] = instructs Apache to issue a redirect, causing the browser to request the rewritten/modified URL.

Christi,

Thanks! I have already moved to WP, but my images still link to my old blogger site. I will give the second link a try and let you know how it goes!

Thanks for your reply, before your reply I tried to use a Rewrite Rule in my .htaccess of root dir. Which worked for me.

Below is the rule:
RewriteRule ^portfolio/ https://www.thecirclepit.com [R=301,L]

It worked, but It also place the https://www.website.com in front of the links in the items execepts of those portfolio items.

So now all the links are
https://www.website.com/https://www.website.com/tag/example
and
https://www.website.com/www.facebook.com

Any idea if there a way to remove the first section(https://www.website.com/) of those URL’s?