Add-on: Cache vs Pre-loader

  • Resolved Hector

    (@hectorpn)


    9 years ago

    Hey not sure if this is the proper place to ask this question but I’ll give it a shot.

    Regarding your add-ons, are the Preloader and Caching mutually exclusive? Or in other words, if I have the Caching add-on, it will not reduce load by adding the preloader, will it?

    Cheers

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  • Thread Starter Hector

    (@hectorpn)

    9 years ago

    On the same train of thought, I created a page that filters based on custom fields (as per https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/filtering-by-more-than-4-criteria/ )

    Will this play nicely with the SEO and the Caching plugins? Will it cache all filtered combinations (e.g. different dates as per the filter fields) or will it go crazy? Will the SEO maintain the filters even as it scrolls through the filtered results?

    Thread Starter Hector

    (@hectorpn)

    9 years ago

    Here’s the page, I forgot to post it, probably will be useful to see what I was talking about:

    http://new.zodiacsignastrology.org/birth-chart/

    Plugin Author Darren Cooney

    (@dcooney)

    9 years ago

    Hi Hector,
    SEO + Cache + Filter: You can use filter and cache together you just need to make sure you update the cache_id with each filter.
    Using SEO with filtering is more difficult though and would require custom coding because updating the URL as users load more wouldn’t really make sense.

    Preloader and Caching: Preloaded add-on will help with page speed because preloaded content is able to be cached by the server and will be served on page load.

    Hope this helps… In the future, any Add-on questions should likely be directed here.

    Cheers

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