Hi thisishel,
I got two questions:
1. Have you disabled the preview mode?
2. Is your website allowing to save cookies?
If both are positive can you provide website url with enabled popslide?
Sure.
Preview mode is disabled and cookies are active.
url is http://paria.cc/
Cheers, Alex.
Alex,
I know what’s going on and I already got it on my todo list.
Here is the problem:
Cached page generated by WP-Super-Cache
Cookie is saved but Popslide is in the cache and it’s loaded from it.
I’ll fix it soon to work with cache plugins.
Btw. nice look of the Popslide! 🙂
Thank you!
Do you think it’s something I could possibly do through Super Cache, rather than Popslide? Could I exclude it from the cache somehow?
I can see backend.php, frontend.php and popslide.php. I’ll look into Super Cache and see if I can exclude these files.
Might work – might not. I’ll let you know what I find. : ) (I’m pretty new to caching in general so it’s good for me to have nose around)
Cheers, Alex.
Alex,
Unfortunately it can’t be exluded. You’ll have to disable entire page cache (or HTML cache).
In frontend.php there’s function hooked into wp_footer and it display the Popslide HTML.
There’s one best solution to do it and I’ll fix it this way. In footer there will be loaded script which will make an ajax call. This way script will be always loaded (if it will be cached of course) and will load Popslide asynchronously.
