marcuslayton
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ahh – excellent – thanks frederick! dang love the plugin
thanks andreas – i missed responding to this
we ended up modifying the lib\w3\PgCache.php file – right at the top of the file
function _get_page_key($request_uri, $mobile_group = '', $referrer_group = '', $encryption = false, $compression = false, $content_type = false) { // replace fragment $key = preg_replace('~#.*$~', '', $request_uri); // WE ADDED THIS // replace query string $key = preg_replace('~\?.*$~', '', $key);obviously it we’ll have to do it every update – and your implementation is a touch different
would be nice to get that added in as a feature
we are also looking for this functionality – let me know what you have figured out
we are using the wincache with the update – but are still having the page cache hit or miss. i put in a wpcron plugin – and it shows that it is running – or scheduled to run – but frederick you are right – it generally doesn’t seem to run consistently. is there a way to ensure that the page cache runs?
the site is rather complicated and takes about 7 seconds to load without wp-cache and about 2 with – so having page cache running all the time would be a life saver
we created the sitemap through another piece of software – and that resulted in the prime cache not working – we tried it through the google xml sitemap plugin – and it is now working as expected.
the trick on the google xml software was to set the files as writable by the iusr in the file security settings
yah – they are writable – when it writes a regular page to disk, that is able to be done correctly
how do you verify if the priming is operating or not – is there a log – a location – something to look for in the created html doc?