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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Digg Digg] [Plugin: Digg Digg] Feature Request: Google 1+1 for +1
I notice that there is a chart in the Dashboard for “regular” WordPress users (not multisite). Is there a way to see this in multisite currently?
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In reply to: [Analytics360] [Plugin: Analytics360] no graphs are shownI have the date picker but no graphs. And I’m not using the Google Calendar Widget plugin.
Any idea why the graphs might not appear?
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In reply to: [WP Super Cache] thank you wp-super-cache , my server is down nowBoth of the plugins you mention will generally work on any server with a standard configuration. So it sounds as if there is something non-standard in your config.
If you can post any specific error messages or additional information, they can help shed light on this. But this might not be the place for support for your issue, since your issue isn’t caused by the plugins. It seems to be caused by your server setup.
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In reply to: [Mailchimp List Subscribe Form] Problem with WordPress MU installationWe are experiencing this too. On sub-sites, there is no way for the admin to enter settings…there is no menu for the plugin anywhere. 🙁
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In reply to: [WP Super Cache] thank you wp-super-cache , my server is down nowthe guy who fixed the problem asked me about the securty , i said i want it high , then he said i will block some functions on the server wich will increase the securty level
and he said these disabled functions maybe will affect on some scripts efficiencyThis is normal, and most web hosts do this for security. But you are right, the disabled functions are not related to the items mentioned in .htaccess. They are indeed set up at the server level.
I’ve tried WP Super Cache on multiple servers with many PHP features disabled for security, and it’s never had a problem.
Why do you think that one of these functions is interfering with the plugin? Did you see an error message to that regard, or something like that?
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In reply to: [WP Super Cache] thank you wp-super-cache , my server is down nowNot sure what you mean. This plugin doesn’t have any special requirements in that regard. I’ve used it on multiple servers without ever having to modify php.ini.
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In reply to: [WP Super Cache] Multisite FeaturesHmm, the domain mapping plugin should probably make the cache plugin aware of the domain OR it should call a generic clear cache on that blog_id that all caching plugins could use.
Exactly. Are you thinking of adding this functionality to your domain mapping plugin? It’s beyond my scope of ability.
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In reply to: [WP Super Cache] Multisite FeaturesOh, here’s another feature request for multisite: Support for remote login when used in conjunction with your domain mapping plugin.
For example, if a user has mapped externaldomain.com to his blog at username.ourmultisitenetwork.com…we use remote login to allow admins to login securely via our wildcard SSL certificate. However, I don’t know if the features mentioned above would work (clearing cache, etc.) because the cache is stored by domain name.
So it would be great if the plugin could account for the mapping and still clear the cache for the blog even if the user is logged into his/her admin area via the original domain.
Thanks again!
Mark
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In reply to: [WP Super Cache] Multisite Features>> Thanks for answering those other questions on the forum, it’s appreciated!
My pleasure!
Thank you for listening to my feature requests.
In case it helps, another caching plugin puts the “Clear Cache” button at the top right of the Dashboard. So that’s an easy way to give sub-site admins the capability without having to give them access to any settings.
Even with a button available to them, it would still be good if the cache was cleared automatically on a theme change…or does that already happen?
Thanks again,
Mark
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In reply to: [WP Super Cache] Source Code Shows Cache isn't WorkingMy pleasure!
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In reply to: [WP Super Cache] Source Code Shows Cache isn't WorkingMy guess is that you have this setting activated:
– Don’t cache pages for known users. (Recommended)
So, if you’re logged in, you’ll see the message you indicated. If you log out and visit your site, you should see the normal “cached” message.
Hope this helps again…
Mark
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In reply to: [WP Super Cache] Source Code Shows Cache isn't WorkingHi,
I don’t know if you changed anything since your post, but when I check your site from our location, in your home page source code I see:
<!– Dynamic page generated in 0.612 seconds. –>
<!– Cached page generated by WP-Super-Cache on 2011-05-25 18:57:18 –>
<!– Compression = gzip –>Hope this helps.
Mark (WPCDN)
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In reply to: [WP Super Cache] thank you wp-super-cache , my server is down nowThings can go wrong with a server even if you haven’t done anything to it. If you aren’t maintaining your server manually, you should definitely have cPanel automatic updates turned on to make sure you have the latest security patches. Unfortunately, those updates are often quite comprehensive, and they can occasionally break something. You might consider filing a ticket with cPanel. They are excellent about getting to the bottom of things like this.
The errors you’re getting are not indicative of being caused by this plugin. For example, ixed.5.2.lin indicates a SourceGuardian problem which is completely unrelated to WP Super Cache.
I’m with Donncha…I think it was a coincidence that these problems happened after you installed this plugin.
I would love to see this too, especially for multisite…users would love to have at least a quick graph overview of their stats.