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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comet Cache] Excluding a fragment to NOT cache@morespinach Glad to hear you’re enjoying the plugin! 🙂
You are correct that PHP functions on a page won’t be dynamic once a page is cached and that you would need something like fragment caching, or what we call dynamic fragmentation. Comet Cache does not currently support dynamic fragmentation due to security implications, which you can read more about in this feature request.
The best (and safest) way to introduce dynamic content (such as a post views count) into a site that is being cached would be to use JavaScript. Using JavaScript (which runs on the client-side and therefore isn’t affected by server-side page caching) you can make AJAX calls to the server to retrieve the latest post views count and make that portion of the page stay dynamic.
This Post Views Count plugin claims to support caching plugins, so I’m guessing they use that method. I don’t have any experience with that specific plugin, but you might give it a shot. 🙂
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comet Cache] Auto Empty Cache not working with plugin Events Made Easy@mpek I recommend contacting that plugin developer and asking if they can update the plugin to include support for Comet Cache so that the appropriate cache is cleared automatically when the events are modified.
In the meantime, you can use the Comet Cache API to clear the cache automatically whenever that plugin modifies an event. See also: Clearing the Cache Dynamically.
@abinashm I’m not sure how this is related to the Independent Publisher theme…
wp-includes/load.phpis a WordPress Core file, not a theme file. I suggest posting your question on the general WordPress Support forumForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comment Mail] Deutsche Übersetzung verfügbar@crispress No, a subscription key is almost never an email address, it’s a unique time-based ID assigned to each and every ‘subscription’ that exists in the database. Because each subscription key is secret and only exposed to a user it belongs to, we use it as a way to verify ownership of an email address too; i.e., Comment Mail can look at the subscription associated with the subscription key and then determine the email address that is subscribed. In some cases, the subscription key is used to confirm an email address and desire to confirm a subscription.
However, when translating that message, I think it’s okay to assume that an invalid subscription key means that the subscription has already been removed (unsubscribed). The only other scenario where the subscription key would be invalid is if the link in the email got truncated somehow and the subscription key was changed (i.e., the subscription key was wrong). Almost always, that message is going to show up because the user has already unsubscribed or already deleted the subscription associated with that key.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Snippets] Updates? Alternatives?@crispress WP Snippets is still very much in active development. In fact we just released a new version here: https://wpsharks.com/product/wp-snippets-pro
It’s fully compatible with WP 4.7.1 (we’re using it on several production sites) and we’ll be releasing an updated version here on ww.wp.xz.cn soon too.
If you have any feature requests, opening a new GitHub issue would be the best place to put those: https://github.com/websharks/wp-snippets/issues/
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comment Mail] bulk email change for subscriberI have over 32,000 subscriptions so it’s not a fast swap to do that.
I see, yes, that sounds like it could get really tedious. I’ve opened a feature request so that we can work towards getting a feature added to Comment Mail that makes this task easier: https://github.com/websharks/comment-mail/issues/332
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comment Mail] Change language dropdownsAh, I see you already posted it in the support forum. Here’s the link:
https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/deutsche-ubersetzung-verfugbar-2/@crispress Thank you again for contributing that! 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comment Mail] Change language dropdowns@crispress Great! Thank you very much. If you could post a link to those instructions here also, that would be great. Just in case someone else comes here in the future and would like to see those instructions for German users. 🙂
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Comment Mail] Excellent plugin, but need translations@wyse92 Here’s the file you’re referring to:
https://github.com/websharks/comment-mail-pro/blob/161213/src/includes/templates/type-s/site/comment-form/sub-ops.phpAll of the strings in that file already pass through the proper WordPress translation functions (e.g.,
__()), including all of the drop-down options, so there’s no need to modify those PHP files directly. You should simply use the standard method of translating WordPress strings.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comment Mail] bulk email change for subscriberI contacted support but she never emailed back
I’m sorry, Kristine just recently went on vacation and it looks like your request was not properly reassigned. I’ve taken over the ticket so you can reply to me directly there if you have any questions.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comment Mail] bulk email change for subscriber@aptharsia The best way to do this would be to run an export of all subscriptions (Config. Options → Import/Export → CSV Export), then open the CSV file and do a search/replace for the email address in question, save the CSV file, and re-import it into Comment Mail to do a mass-update.
Note that CSV Export is a Pro-only feature. Please also note that as per the WordPress Forum Guidelines we’re not allowed to provide support for the Pro version here on these forums. Please use our forums or, if you already have the Pro version, you can open a support ticket.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comet Cache] Cache not updating throughout site@belvedere312 Nothing changed recently in Comet Cache that would affect how old cache files are cleaned up automatically. Comet Cache listens for various events in WordPress via the WordPress Plugin API Hooks and Filters; when a specific event occurs (e.g., publishing a new post), Comet Cache automatically clears the Home Page cache, and any cache files for Category or Tag archive views associated with that new post (so that those archive views start showing the newly published post immediately).
If you have some custom code or a plugin that generates a separate list of posts somewhere, Comet Cache won’t be aware of that custom list and so it won’t be able to clear the cache for that list automatically. In that case, we recommend using the Comet Cache API to clear the cache for the page where that custom list exists, and hooking that into something like the
save_posthook so that whenever a post is saved the cache file for your custom list of posts get cleared automatically.Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Comet Cache] SPEEEEEED!@vera76 Thanks so much for the 5-star review! So happy to hear that you’re enjoying the plugin. 🙂
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Comet Cache] Great plugin and excellent support!@51graphix Thanks so much for the awesome 5-star review! It’s nice to hear from someone who has been with us since the Quick Cache days. 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comment Mail] Import from StCR@crispress Neither StCR nor Comment Mail create users. I just ran a few tests, including importing StCR subscription data into Comment Mail, and no new users were created.
However, if there are existing users that have an email address that matches an StCR subscription, Comment Mail links the imported subscription to that user.
Otherwise, if no existing WordPress user accounts match the email address of the imported StCR subscription, you just see a “—” appear in the “WordPress User IDs” column for that subscription (i.e., there is no WordPress user associated with the subscription).
If this doesn’t match the behavior you’re seeing, then I would suspect that you might have another plugin installed that’s causing some sort of conflict that is producing this unexpected behavior. If that’s the case, you can try disabling other plugins and re-running the import.
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Comment Mail also still detects them, so I’ve tried to import them again, but nothing is imported now. How can I get them again?
Try disabling Comment Mail Data Safeguards (Comment Mail → Config. Options → Data Safeguards), then deactivating and deleting the Comment Mail plugin. That will delete all Comment Mail data from your WordPress site. Then you can reinstall Comment Mail and try the import again.