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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Simple Login Log] Question about the "data" columnIs this something that be changed in a future version?
Thanks!
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Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Simple Login Log] Unfortunately doesn't appear compatible with WP3.8.Weird. I’m running it in four WordPress 3.8 installations right now and it works flawlessly.
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Hi! Since starting this thread, WordPress Logging Service has been updated. So, my changes were wiped out and I don’t have a copy on my computer anymore. 🙁
Yes, the hidden input field you identified above is what needed to be added to one of the forms defined in admin-overview.php. However, since the plugin has been updated, you’ll need to look at the current plugin files to see which form needs that hidden field added.
When I get some time, I can install the latest version of the plugin and if I can recreate the problem, I’ll post more information about my solution. 🙂
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Yes, I did mean to rate the plugin 4 stars even though I wasn’t aware it would drop the average. For that, I do apologize. As for why I rated it 4 stars, I did so because I do think the plugin is great (which is exactly what the 4 star rating is). I had a minor issue on one site where the popup that appears when running a manual backup was malformed. I figured it was something related to the theme I’m using but I wouldn’t have expected that kind of misbehavior. I didn’t report it because it was minor.
However, on one of the sites I backed up, it took the plugin also 20 restarts or so to complete the backup. Why that happened, I’m not sure but the backup eventually did complete. I think the status reporting could be improved a small bit and, at the very least, the “show log” link could open the log in a new window or tab.
Most importantly, I haven’t used the restore function yet so I don’t know if that would work to my satisfaction. You might argue I reviewed the plugin prematurely but I wanted to review it based on the experience I had with it and so far, that experience has been great. 🙂
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Membership 2] Some questions about the "Membership" pluginOk, issue #2 above can be ignored since I can access that URL now.
EDIT: Ok I’ve answered all of my questions at the above URL.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Responsive Lightbox & Gallery] Fade or zoom the lightboxThis sounds like a great enhancement!
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Fotorama] Question about navigation thumbnails in Fotorama 4.3.4.1Thanks. I’ve sent you e-mail. 🙂
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W3 Total Cache 0.9.3 addresses this issue. Additionally, I’ve sent a patch which also addresses this issue. I’m running with my patch and this problem is resolved. So, try upgrading to W3 Total Cache 0.9.3 first and if the problem isn’t resolved, we can talk about my patch.
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Has anyone experienced this issue since upgrading to W3 Total Cache 0.9.3? 0.9.3 is supposed to address this issue, apparently.
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [W3 Total Cache] WordPress 3.6 support?I’m also a W3 Total Cache user who is running it with WordPress 3.6 and haven’t encountered any issues thus far.
The reason for being careful about performing the WordPress upgrade is to give you time to make sure your important plugins will be compatible with the new version. I’ve already seen some of my important plugins get updated to support WordPress 3.6 before I even upgraded WordPress, itself.
SO FAR my W3 Total Cache with WordPress 3.6 experience has been good. 🙂
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [W3 Total Cache] Problems with WPTouch and rejected cookies?One thing you could try is enabling debugging in W3 Total Cache and view the page or post from a mobile device (or use the mobile view on your desktop system) and look at the generated HTML source and at the bottom, you should see a HTML comment with the W3 Total Cache debug info. This should tell you if the page is being cached or not and whether or not the cookie is being rejected.
That might provide some clues as to what’s going on.
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Strange. I just tried a test with your settings above and my test post and test comment response both showed up immediately and after one browser refresh. With W3 Total Cache disabled, the fact it takes 3-4 minutes for new posts to show tells me there’s another bottleneck in your WordPress environment.
I presume you’ve tested your blog with no plugins enabled and then with only W3 Total Cache enabled? Also, have you tried the suggestions by Frederick Townes in the thread you reference above?
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [W3 Total Cache] If is Evil – A way around it?The “if” statement isn’t evil. The person coding “if” statements as shown in that Nginx article is evil or inexperienced. 🙂
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Have you looked at the default cache settings? How long does it take for new posts to appear? Do new comments take a long time to appear as well?
I just conducted a test where a new post and a new comment didn’t appear when I first viewed my blog in my test browsers but a refresh of the page caused the new post and new comment to appear just fine.
So, if you have a busy site, you will want to look at your database and browser cache settings, at the very least, to make sure the current settings will work for you and adjust them as necessary.
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [W3 Total Cache] W3TC Thinks Visitors Are Logged In (Not Serving Cache)I had a similar problem about 5 months ago. It turned out to be an issue with the theme I was using for the WordPress-based site I maintain. Apparently, one of the theme functions called “is_user_logged_in()” which ended up getting the “wordpress_logged_in[HASH]” cookie to be dropped. As a result, W3 Total Cache and another plugin I use thought a visitor to the site had been logged in. In my case, I simply commented out the call to “is_user_logged_in()” and I never found out what caused that cookie to be dropped.
I submitted a WordPress bug report and working with a developer, I found the “is_user_logged_in()” function, itself, wasn’t doing anything wrong so there’s something my theme is doing that was causing the issue.
So, if you’re using a custom theme, see if the caching issues persist if you temporarily switch to one of the “stock” WordPress themes.
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