Hi Atticus,
Have a look at the last item of the FAQ. 🙂 It’s a snippet you can add to your theme its functions.php file.
function my_rfbp_cache_time($time)
{
return 600; // 10 minutes
}
add_filter('rfbp_cache_time', 'my_rfbp_cache_time');
Thread Starter
atticus0
(@atticus0livecom)
Thanks so much! I thought I reviewed all the FAQ, but I guess I didn’t read far enough down the page! Sorry for the trouble and repetitive question.
Once again, thanks for your work and keep programming! Look forward to using your other plugins!
Thread Starter
atticus0
(@atticus0livecom)
Also, this might be another stupid question, but does it matter where I input the snippet in my theme’s functions.php file?
Hi Atticus,
No worries!
Also, it doesn’t really matter where you put the snippet in your functions.php. It would be wise to group filters like this together in the file, to make the code more maintainable in the long run.
Glad you like my plugin, would really appreciate you leaving a review on it! 🙂
Moderator
Jan Dembowski
(@jdembowski)
Forum Moderator and Brute Squad
Danny? Please do not leave that review link with the 5 star filter on it like this.
http://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/view/plugin-reviews/mailchimp-for-wp?rate=5#postform
That’s not necessary and really gives the wrong impression. I’ve corrected the link you’ve left and I am sure you will get good reviews without filtering out the one’s you don’t like.
Sorry Jan, didn’t know it was against the forum rules or giving off a bad impression to some. Just want to make it as easy as possible to leave a review.
I changed the link again to point to the correct plugin (Recent Facebook Posts) and at least scroll down to the review form as some users don’t know where to find it. 🙂
Moderator
Jan Dembowski
(@jdembowski)
Forum Moderator and Brute Squad
Sorry Jan, didn’t know it was against the forum rules.
Rules? We have rules? Why didn’t someone tell me that?
😉
The #postform is fine (I often do the same thing for the same reason) but the filter is not necessary and really gives the wrong impression.
I mean, you just helped out a grateful user and I’m sure if Atticus leaves a review then it will be a positive one. I would.
Thread Starter
atticus0
(@atticus0livecom)
Thank you again for your help, Danny!
And for the record Jan Dembowski, I would have gave it a 5 star rating regardless. : p
Thread Starter
atticus0
(@atticus0livecom)
Danny,
I seem to be having a little probably on my part on putting the snippet code in the right place. To clarify, is this where I’m suppose to add it:
Wp-Admin >> Appearance >> Editor >> Theme Functions (functions.php) >> Then insert the function snippet there?
I am a relatively new Word Press user and only have been using it for a website I run for a business, but have intermediate knowledge of php. I’ve always made websites using php coding, and only using photoshop and notepad to develop a website. Still trying to learn all the in’s and out’s of Word Press.
Sorry if this question is pretty basic. I realize this is a free plugin, and greatly appreciate your support despite that. Thank you
Hi Atticus,
Yes, anywhere in that file will do but to make it easier I would just add it at the top or at the end of the file. 🙂 There are multiple ways to edit this file.
1. WP Admin > Appearance > Editor > Theme functions (functions.php) >> –insert at top or bottom–
2. Use a FTP program like FileZilla and browse to /wp-content/themes/your-theme/functions.php, edit it and insert the snippet at the top or bottom.
Hope that helps, good luck!
Thread Starter
atticus0
(@atticus0livecom)
Thanks a lot, worked perfectly! Appreciate the help!
