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  • Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Cache issues
    Thread Starter knitwitcowles

    (@knitwitcowles)

    11 years, 2 months ago

    I am still having issues with cache. I have determined that wp_supercache is what was on there before. I have removed the insertion it creates from wp-config, .htaccess looks clean, I removed and removed wp-content/advanced-cache.php and wp-content/wp-cache-config.php

    I just can’t fully remove the cache folder, I get permission errors.

    I am still having caching errors that I can’t get around. I can’t get freshly uploaded copies of my scripts loaded into the wp environment, it is holding on to old versions of these.

    Any advice how to proceed?

    Thanks,
    Jennifer Cowles

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: A jQuery script is acting unpredictibly within WP environment.
    Thread Starter knitwitcowles

    (@knitwitcowles)

    11 years, 2 months ago

    I can actually close this out now.
    These steps:
    1. Updating core,
    2. Changing how/where scripts were loaded (jquery before head() custom scripts after)
    Got the environment stable and I was able to effectively work through the debugging of a few minor things, and now the script works beautifully!

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: A jQuery script is acting unpredictibly within WP environment.
    Thread Starter knitwitcowles

    (@knitwitcowles)

    11 years, 2 months ago

    I would like to add, in the past 24hrs I have witnessed new images being u/l not loading into environment and pages correctly, and some changes to style.css were not registering (cache issues?)

    I would make a change to my script u/l and then the script stopped loading again. I stripped it down to nothing but console.log(“script loaded”); and it would take me a few uploads and toggling of plugins to get the console message to display.

    We just got w3 Total Cache up and running in the early AM hours, but I do see this happen. My gut tells me we have cache issues or conflicting scripts. I suppose plugins could also cause all sorts of crazy behaviour too.

    This is a high production site we can have 1000 peeps at any given time. So I can’t get too crazy with turning stuff off.

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Pagination
    Thread Starter knitwitcowles

    (@knitwitcowles)

    11 years, 4 months ago

    Thanks alchymyth, I am getting closer now!

    I put $the_query->max_num_pages as the second argument and I at least get a link now to older entries. But it keeps displaying the same three posts no matter how many times I click on the link that is generated. I removed ‘posts_per_page’ arguemnt from my custom query and that just outputed all posts, and displayed all posts when clicking on the get older entries

    Also, I don’t think I understand the max_num_pages argument either. I interpret the discription as meaning the max number of archived pages to serve up. So if you could potential have 100 pages to serve up you can limit it to serving up only 25 of those. The behavior though, seems to be suggesting that is not the case?

    Thanks again,
    Jennifer Cowles

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