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Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [W3 Total Cache] No opcache support, useless on PHP 5.5It does support Memcache. I’ve used it now for about 1 year.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [W3 Total Cache] Premium ServiceI never got any response either after 4 or 5 weeks. I disputed the charge as well. This plugin should be marked to indicate that the author no longer supports it. Who has suggestions for a better caching plugin?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [W3 Total Cache] Premium ServiceI’m having the same issue. I think this plugin ought to be marked as unsupported, demoted, etc.
If I set W3TC to auto minify, then the output file does not get created and when the page loads I get a 404 error from the server when attempting to fetch the CSS file. So it looks like W3TC knows that the file should exist, but it doesn’t exist because it claims the source files dont exit.
I investigated this and found that at least 6 files that it was attempting to minify didn’t exist. Further investigation shows that those files were either from Plugins that have been deleted, disabled, or upgraded.
Why would W3TC be attempting to minify files from plugins that have been removed or upgraded and no longer use those CSS files?
Any ideas?
Moving on…
Alright. I suppose I’ll just write a utility script that will do the conversion for me.
Thanks.
Fair enough. I thought this was a common problem with other themes as well. I’ll contact their support.
Flexform for example.
> What is the domain name of the blog stored in the Database and not a config file?!?
That should say “Why is the domain…”. Sorry about that.
I’m not sure i understand why putting that value in the database makes it any easier for themes and plugins to access that value. Couldn’t that value be stored as a global constant? Or like I said, if the value exists in the configuration file, then overwrite the value in the database?
As to the second question. Obviously if that’s the case, then I misspoke. I guess what I don’t understand is why the domain is typically stored in several different locations within the database. I usually find that I have to replace the value in somewhere around 900 different locations or so. I should think the domain name should be stored only one place and then pragmatically inserted into the code anywhere a link or image exists.