Hello all,
I have a wordpress site that I'm running on a VPS with limited resources so I need to have some caching enabled, but everyone's favorite feature of the blog I'm setting up is that the tagline is generated from a random quote in the database. This needs to stay, even with some performance hits!
So, this code replaces where my tagline goes; randomquote() is the sole public function of a loaded plugin:
<!--mfunc randomquote() -->
<?php randomquote() ?>
<!--/mfunc-->Function just echoes something along the lines of:
"a quote goes here" --A person, 1987
If I enable supercache the page stops loading at the point it hits the quote (so you just see the blog title) so I found out you were supposed to have in wp-cache-config.php:
$wp_super_cache_late_init = 1;
I didn't have wp-cache-config.php so I copied the example and set that option to 1. Still, when enabling even half-on mode, it stops when it hits that function.
What's going wrong? Am I missing something? :(
