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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Redirection] matching identical slugsIt’s different URLs all the time following the same pattern… so it’s ^/.*/.* or not? 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Redirection] matching identical slugsThank for the reply.. that’s the thing, i don’t know how to be more specific. Can you help in an example like /wordpress-is-awesome/wordpress-is-awesome/wordpress-is-awesome/wordpress-is-awesome/ ?
I’ll play with ^ and $ and see what happens.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Gallery pagination and searchHey,
Did any of this actual happened? The paid plugin etc?
The working solution i came up is: all caches on expect DB caching. The APC cache is still purged but less often. Performance is not optimal but it’s adequate until further changes. Thanks again for your help.
Thanks for the detailed answer.. do you recommend a solution for page caching on memory?
i will come up with the video to duplicate the cache purge
The User Cache is also purged when a logged in user (myself) comments on a blog post! Same thing for non logged-in users. That’s a bit crazy or what? 🙂
Adding admin.php wp-.*\.php index\.php to *non* caching groups helps a tiny further, possibly killing the clicking on comments kills the user cache effect… but still, updating a post purges the whole user cache 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: W3 Total Cache Facebook Connect 1.3.1Still working on it but nothing special to report. I’ve rejected the Facebook cookies and a bunch of others from Facebook. Even checked the don’t cache for logged in users button but the plugin still does.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: W3 Total Cache Facebook Connect 1.3.1I’m working on something already. I will update this post soon.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: W3 Total Cache Facebook Connect 1.3.1I’d love to help and put together a cookies list for all the major plugins etc. Any idea where to start from or any guidelines? FBAPIKEY_user is example no1. What about another example?
I was wrong.. still the same mess, at least in Firefox. Chrome is fine. IE8 too. Nothing really changed in encoding settings?
Reinstalling the plugin, restarting web server and changing greek iso to utf to greek iso seems to solved the problem.
There is no .htaccess here, running lighttpd. WordPress encoding is set to Greek-ISO
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: WP Super Cache] after update 0.9.2 server resources doubledFix looks to be working at pestaola.gr. I noticed that cached pages are generated a bit slower. Maybe it’s just me. So far so good
Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: [Plugin: WP Super Cache] Gravatar Caching SupportThank you donncha! You can resolve this