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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comet Cache] embedded videosComet Cache and WP Super Cache work fundamentally the same way under the hood, but with Comet Cache we have put a lot of effort into making Comet Cache as widely compatible with other plugins as possible. We’re also constantly improving it and features from the Pro version occasionally trickle down to the Lite version.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comet Cache] automatic cache clearing problem@saman27 You can also do this via a filter in the Pro version. See [Disabling Automatic Clear / Wipe Cache Routines](https://cometcache.com/kb-article/disabling-automatic-clear-wipe-cache-routines/)
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comet Cache] TokenUtils.php error message@hamellr I have not seen any other reports of that error message since the latest release, but taking a look at the source code it looks like that line is reading the
cc-blog-pathsfile. If I could take a look at yourwp-content/cache/comet-cache/cache/cc-blog-pathsfile the next time this happens, that might be helpful.I noticed that you’re a Comet Cache Pro user too — if you could open a support ticket and include the the
cc-blog-pathsfile the next time this happens, that would be the best way to proceed.Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Comet Cache] Complete and functional@artilibere Thanks so much for the 5-star review! 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comet Cache] embedded videos@dgswilson Yes, that’s correct. Comet Cache caches the page when a non-logged in visitor visits a page for the first time. After that, future non-logged in users will have a copy of the cached page loaded.
If you want to have Comet Cache preload the cache for you so that the first visitor gets a cached version of the page, you’d need something like the Auto-Cache Engine (available in the Pro version). If you want to also enable caching for Logged-In Users, that’s also a feature of the Pro version.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comet Cache] Can’t delete plugin@stanvdmaarel Yes, you can manually uninstall Comet Cache following these instructions:
https://cometcache.com/kb-article/how-do-i-uninstall-comet-cache/#toc-86754ab8
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comet Cache] Not Caching@rik0399 If you clear the cache and it says
0cache files were cleared, that means that there were0cache files to begin with. Cache files are only generated when someone visits your site (while not logged in — caching is disabled for logged-in users unless you’re using the Pro version).I suggest you make sure that Comet Cache is working properly; see How do I know if Comet Cache is working?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comet Cache] Browser Caching@hrantabelyan Yes, Etag is supported via the “Leverage Browser Caching” section of the Apache Optimizations panel. Comet Cache also has a “Client-Side Caching” option. If you enable that option, Comet Cache will remove the
Last-Modifiedheader (if it exists) and useExpires,Cache-Control, andPragmainstead.The removal of
Last-Modifiedwas a decision on the part of WordPress core, and we follow their lead on this in an effort to remain consistent with the corenocache_headers()function. See discussion here: https://core.trac.ww.wp.xz.cn/ticket/22258If you want to specifically add a
Last-Modifiedheader, you can use another plugin for that and leave the Comet Cache “Client-Side Cache” disabled.Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Comet Cache] Easy breezy and flat out works@acstudent Thanks so much for the 5-star review and for sharing those speed tests! 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comment Mail] No subscribe option@ropezg Check Comment Mail → Config. Options → Comment Form and make sure that “Yes, use built-in template system” is selected.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comet Cache] Clearing the cache way to much…?@crzyhrse Comet Cache monitors WordPress activity via WordPress Hooks and Filters, which are a standard way for plugins to hook into various parts of WordPress. When Comet Cache sees a hook get called that is commonly called when a front-end-related event occurs, Comet Cache clears the cache.
There are lots of events that could trigger Comet Cache to clear the cache; see this article for a partial list. I say partial list because any other plugin that you install into WordPress could have its own routines that call a WordPress hook that Comet Cache is listening for, so doing something in that other plugin might end up clearing the cache as well. The problem is that some plugins call the wrong hooks, or call certain hooks unnecessarily. There’s no way for Comet Cache to know, and since one of the primary goals of Comet Cache is to ensure that the front-end of a site always remains up-to-date, it errs on the side of caution and clears the cache whenever certain hooks are called.
If you want to disable the automatic clear/wipe routines, that’s possible; see this article (note that this feature requires the Pro version).
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comet Cache] mkdir error message from Comet Cache@nathan-adams Which version of Comet Cache are you running? We implemented a fix for that issue in the latest release (v160917); see this GitHub issue.
the error message itself was cached.
Hmm, that seems unlikely. Did you actually inspect the cache file itself to see if that error message appeared in the cache file?
I do run a security plugin that locks down a lot file writing permissions (iThemes Security), could that be causing a conflict?
If you’re already running the latest version of Comet Cache (v160917), then I would suspect iThemes Security, yes. We’ve heard reports of all sorts of strange issues caused by iThemes Security, across several of our plugins, not just Comet Cache. In general, we recommend Wordfence, as that seems to be more compatible with other plugins.
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Comet Cache] Excellent plugin!@jvelasco Thanks so much for the 5-star review! 🙂
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Comet Cache] Great out of the box@greendragontech Thanks so much for the 5-star review! 🙂
The Pro version of Comet Cache does have a pre-load feature called the Auto-Cache Engine. You can see what that looks like by clicking the “Pro Preview” link at the top-right on the Comet Cache options page and then navigating to Comet Cache → Plugin Options → Auto-Cache Engine. That features accepts an XML Sitemap URL and will run every 15 minutes to make sure that your site is pre-cached.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comet Cache] embedded videos@dgswilson Comet Cache will work just fine with embedded content because embeds are using JavaScript, which runs client-side in the browser and not on the server (which is where Comet Cache does its caching).