Raam Dev
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Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Independent Publisher] How to remove dynamic CSS Customizer?It’s not Custom CSS that the user adds themselves but rather CSS that is dynamically applied depending on the options and customizations selected in the Theme Customizer (e.g., text color changes).
I haven’t looked into the latest Customizer changes, so there may be a better way of handling the output of that dynamically-generated custom CSS. If so, I’m happy to work on updating the theme to utilize the new Customizer.
I work on the theme in my spare time and I’m quite busy right now, so it may be a few months before I get to it—unless someone wants to submit a Pull Request on GitHub. 🙂 https://github.com/raamdev/independent-publisher
- This reply was modified 8 years, 7 months ago by Raam Dev.
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Comet Cache] Quick, easy and effective@jdembowski Thank you very much for the great 5-star Comet Cache review. I appreciate the time you took to write and share your experience with Comet Cache here! 🙂
I’ll leave it at this:
Forum guidelines (because Reviews is part of the forums): https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/guidelines/
Do Not Post About Commercial Products
As a plugin developer, all I can do is follow the published ww.wp.xz.cn guidelines. There’s nothing in those guidelines to differentiate between Reviews and Forums. If there’s a separate policy for reviews, that should be mentioned in the guidelines.
We don’t host the Pro version here and we don’t support the Pro version here. ww.wp.xz.cn hosts the free version of the software and ww.wp.xz.cn hosts the forum where we support and review the free version.
@wordscapes This review system is meant for the free version of Comet Cache and the ww.wp.xz.cn Support Forum guidelines prohibit us from providing support for the Pro version here. Please open a support ticket or post your question in our community forum.
You mentioned opening a support ticket: I cannot locate any support ticket from you. Please provide your support ticket number so that we can follow up.
If Comet Cache fails to install and presents an error message, please provide the error message. Comet Cache is a WordPress plugin that must co-exist with whatever other WordPress plugins you’re running on your site. It’s not uncommon for plugins to conflict with each other—that’s the nature of the WordPress ecosystem, multiple pieces of software written by developers with varying degrees of experience all operating side-by-side in the same WordPress installation.
Uninstalling any WordPress caching plugin requires some care, as unlike other plugins they need to hook into WordPress in multiple ways (editing the
wp-config.phpfile and adding code to thewp-content/advanced-cache.phpfile). If there’s a failure, manual cleanup for a caching plugin is not uncommon. We provide detailed instructions here.We’ve been developing WordPress plugins for over 9 years and our software is among the most compatible with other WordPress software. Reviews here on ww.wp.xz.cn will attest to that, along with the 60,000+ active installs of this plugin. The reviews will also make apparent our long-term commitment to providing excellent support.
Again, WordPress does not allow us to provide support or talk about the Pro version of the software on ww.wp.xz.cn. If you have an issue related to the Pro version, please post on our community forum or provide your ticket number so that we can follow-up.
- This reply was modified 8 years, 8 months ago by Raam Dev.
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Comet Cache] Messing up my siteCan you tell me your ticket number? I’m not seeing a support ticket from you.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comet Cache] Help!“Failed to update your /wp-content/advanced-cache.php file. Most likely a permissions error. Please create an empty file here: /wp-content/advanced-cache.php (just an empty PHP file, with nothing in it); give it permissions 644 or higher (perhaps 666). Once you’ve done this, please try again.”
@sercanercinler This error message indicates that Comet Cache is not able to update the files necessary to enable caching because it does not have permission to do so. You will need to contact your web hosting company about this as well.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comet Cache] Help!@sercanercinler Comet Cache cannot modify your NGINX server configuration, so it displays that message when you’re running NGINX. Please see our recommended NGINX configuration for Comet Cache KB article.
If you’re not comfortable (or able) to modify your NGINX configuration, I recommend contacting your web hosting company and providing them with a link to that KB article.
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Comet Cache] Great Plugin & Support@peakart Thanks so much for the great 5-star review! I’m so happy you’re enjoying the plugin. 🙂
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Independent Publisher] Independent Publisher 2 – Social menu?@rebecka You need to actually create a menu called “Social” and then add the links to it. See instructions here: https://github.com/raamdev/independent-publisher#how-do-i-add-social-media-buttons-below-the-logo
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comet Cache] Not caching properly.@peterwoodwilson Browser Caching is something that needs to be enabled on the server where the static files are hosted. So, for example,
static.doubleclick.netis not your server, so Comet Cache cannot do anything to enable browser caching for that externally-hosted file. (Only DoubleClick can do that.)Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comet Cache] Comet Cache displaying warning messages on front end@pmaheepala My first suggestion would be to log debugging messages to a log file instead of letting them show up on the front-end of the site. See WordPress Debugging. You can use
WP_DEBUG_LOGto log errors towp-content/debug.loginstead of having them show up on the front-end.It’s not uncommon to have PHP Warnings generated by plugins, so if you have
WP_DEBUGenabled, it’s a good idea to always have those messages logged to a log file.Regarding the PHP Warning that Comet Cache seems to be generating: that’s a warning you’d get if Comet Cache was not able to properly clean up old cache files and directories. File permission issues can cause this, but so can file locking other other filesystem-level things on the web server. If it appears that Comet Cache can clean up files properly, then you probably don’t have a permissions issue and those occasional warnings can be ignored.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comet Cache] Conflict with wordpress menus@ibiza69 I’m glad to hear you’re enjoying Comet Cache! 🙂
Regarding the issue you’re seeing: Comet Cache just caches the output from WordPress and stores it in a static HTML file, which it then serves to future visitors. If you’re seeing your theme menus disappear, then that sounds like the theme you’re using is not compatible with WordPress caching.
Possible causes that come to mind are menus that AJAX-powered, or that are using CSS/JS that is somehow not compatible with WordPress caching.
As a quick test, you can try temporarily switching to one of the default WordPress themes (e.g., Twenty Sixteen) to see if the problem goes away.
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Comet Cache] Zombie plugin@lovingboth Thanks so much for going ‘Pro’ and for the great 5-star review! 🙂
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Comet Cache] It’s to good to be true@backswim Thanks so much for the 5-star review! 🙂