Hi Maniou,
I’m planning to get them all working together shortly, not sure of a timeline.
On the plugin pages there is a Restrictions area where i list incompatibilities.
FYI – cache works with both preloaded and paging. You just cant use paging and preloaded together at the moment
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Maniou
(@maniou)
Thank you for you answer , it’s great if Paging and Preloaded is on you todo list.
I’m going to try again Cache and Paging.
About Cache and Preload i’ve seen that the X Preload Posts are not cached on page-0.html
There is a way to add the preload posts into this first cached file ?
It’s because when using filtering, when i try to go back to the original result given by the shortcode i can’t have back the original preloaded posts.
Thank you,
About Cache and Preload i’ve seen that the X Preload Posts are not cached on page-0.html
Those posts would be cache using another cache plugin. ALM only caches Ajax content, and preloaded is not using ajax.
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Maniou
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You think it’s possible to support that ?
I mean the caching of preloaded post inside ALM Cache in order to display them again after Filering ?
I simply have that and i would like to display the same result i get from the shortcode when i click back on the fisrt link :
<ul id="alm-filter-nav">
<li class="active selected">
<a href="#" data-preloaded="true" data-preloaded-amount="8" data-preloaded="false" data-cache="true" data-cache-id="<?php echo $invID; ?>" data-post-status="">Published</a>
</li><li>
<a href="#" data-preloaded="false" data-cache="false" data-cache-id="" data-post-status="draft">Draft</a>
</li><li>
<a href="#" data-preloaded="false" data-cache="false" data-cache-id="" data-post-status="pending" >Pending</a>
</li>
</ul>
echo do_shortcode('[ajax_load_more posts_per_page="8" preloaded="true" preloaded_amount="8" cache="true" cache_id="'. $invID .'" post_type="recipe" author="'. $user_id .'"]');
No, it won’t be possible – Cache is only supported for content loaded via Ajax.
Using Preloaded and filtering will not work. At least, I dont think it will.