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Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Comet Cache] Simple and powerful@taastrategies Thanks so much for the 5-star review! I’m thrilled to hear that Comet Cache fits your needs. 🙂 We work really hard to make Comet Cache the best it can be while also keeping to its core philosophy of remaining easy-to-use.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comet Cache] Incompatibility with last AMP plugin@li-an It’s not clear to me how you’re testing this. Could you provide me with a list of steps to explain how I can reproduce this on my end? Also, you’re using Comet Cache Lite, correct? (This forum is only for Comet Cache Lite.)
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comet Cache] Plugin nicht sichtbarHello everyone,
I tried to install the plugin over the dashboard and via FTP, but it is not displayed.
There are also no other cache files in my wp-content folder.And I have – as described – logged off, the browser cookies deleted and me again registered.
Are there known conflicts with other plugins? I am using e.g. WPML, Contact Form7, Postman SMTP, and Nav2Me.
Thanks in advance!
@luisgasser There are no known issues with those plugins that would prevent Comet Cache from working, no. Have you seen this article? How do I know if Comet Cache is working?
When you say that you tried to install the plugin but it’s not displayed, are you saying that you can’t see the plugin listed in the active plugins list inside the WordPress Dashboard? The plugin must be activated and then enabled before it will work.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comet Cache] responsive sites / mobile cache@gbruzzo Comet Cache does not have a ‘mobile mode’ at this time, which is what you’d need to have it cache both the desktop and the mobile versions of the site separately, however we have a feature request open and it’s currently high on our list of priorities for an upcoming release.
In the meantime, you could use the User-Agent Exclusion Patterns feature to exclude any mobile User-Agents from the cache (the User-Agent is likely what’s being used to determine which version of the theme to load), that way the mobile theme doesn’t get cached.
The other option would be to have a deeper integration between the theme and Comet Cache by using Dynamic Version Salts. With that feature, you can tell Comet Cache to create a separate version of the cache whenever the mobile version of the theme is loaded. Some theme developers, such as the Weaver II Theme, have special integration with Comet Cache for this purpose.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comet Cache] GA Analytics – linkid.js@alextoma That’s not currently possible, however we already have a feature request open to make it possible to ignore certain query strings when GET Request caching is enabled. See this GitHub issue. I suggest leaving a comment there to show your vote for this feature. I’ll also reference this support thread there.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comet Cache] GA Analytics – linkid.js@alextoma Comet Cache does not cache query strings by default. Comet Cache will not serve a cached page if the URL contains a query string unless you have GET Request caching enabled (it’s disabled by default; see Comet Cache → Plugin Options → GET Requests).
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comment Mail] Change language dropdowns@ruudholland WordPress no longer recommends that plugin authors include a translation file with the plugin. Instead, they recommend everyone use translate.ww.wp.xz.cn. If you want to download the translation file for Dutch, you can click the ‘Export’ link at the bottom of this page.
Regarding where in the code you can find that drop-down: See
/src/includes/templates/type-s/site/comment-form/sub-ops.php, lines 93-95. Here’s a link to the source code on GitHub.Glad to hear you’re enjoying the plugin! 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comet Cache] caching problem with woocommerce cart widget@gbruzzo Glad to hear that you solved the issue. 🙂 Thanks for posting an update here for others to benefit from!
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Comet Cache] exceptional plugin@gbruzzo Thanks so much for the awesome 5-star review. 🙂 I’m so happy you got things working well with WooCommerce — we work hard to make Comet Cache as widely-compatible as possible.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comet Cache] caching problem with woocommerce cart widget@gbruzzo It’s not currently possible to exclude specific portions of the page from being cached — you need to exclude the entire page that includes the cart widget (if that’s every page, then that’s a problem). We have a feature request for Dynamic Fragmentation, but there are lots of security implications with such a feature (see the feature request for details). If you’re interested in seeing this feature added at a future date, I recommend leaving a comment on the feature request to show your vote.
In the meantime, your only options are to not cache any pages that have the cart widget, or to find a widget that uses JavaScript to update the cart contents (JavaScript does not get cached server-side, so a JS-powered widget would be cache-compatible).
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comet Cache] Failed to update your /wp-config.php file automatically@urban-legend It sounds like there’s something preventing Comet Cache from writing to your
wp-config.phpfile (you might want to check with your web host if you want to get to the bottom of that).If you’ve already added
define( ‘WP_CACHE’, true );, then you can safely ignore that message.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comet Cache] Comet Cache Not Caching Pages because of Contact Form 7 nonce@justsomeguyinla We have a GitHub issue open for this — basically, Contact Form 7 is not cache-friendly. The GitHub issue has a few more notes you may want to review.
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Comet Cache] Comet Cache does not permit deletion from plugins!@kbollhorst79 I hear your frustration — there are times when it seems like every software application is against cooperating with you!
Regarding Comet Cache and CDN integration with CNAMEs: Yes, Comet Cache Pro‘s Static CDN Filters integrate with a wide array of CDNs, including Amazon’s CloudFront, MaxCDN, KeyCDN, CDN77, and any other CDN that can be sourced by a domain name. I reviewed SiteLock’s website and I wasn’t able to determine if their CDN service can be sourced by a domain name like the most popular CDN providers. If it can, then you should have no problem using Comet Cache Pro’s Static CDN Filters with SiteLock.
We have a KB article here that includes more information and a video to explain the Comet Cache CDN Integration:
Introduction to Static CDN Filters
Note also that Comet Cache Pro Static CDN Filters are fully-compatible with CNAMEs; once you set up the necessary DNS mapping to map the CNAME to your CDN hostname, you simply supply Comet Cache with the CNAME instead of the CDN Hostname and, assuming the DNS is configured and has propagated, the CNAME will work with the Comet Cache Pro Static CDN Filters.
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As per WordPress Forum Guidelines, we’re not allowed to discuss Pro features here, so if you have any other questions regarding Comet Cache Pro, I’m happy to answer them via a ticket.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comet Cache] wp-content/advanced-cache.php frequently changed@tim-reeves The
wp-content/advanced-cache.phpfile is special in WordPress in that it’s designed to be created and maintained by a WordPress caching plugin (all WordPress caching plugins use this file, which is why you can’t run two WordPress caching plugins at the same time — they’d both try to write to this file).Since the file is intended to be dynamic (i.e., it may or may not exist, and it may or may not contain what the active caching plugin expects to be in there), it’s important for the active caching plugin to ensure that only its own caching code is inside that file. If somebody deletes the
advanced-cache.phpfile, the active caching plugin needs to make sure that it still exists.So, Comet Cache, for example, will automatically check that the file exists and is not empty upon every WordPress
init. Any time Comet Cache is upgraded or activated, it will create or replace everything in that file with an up-to-date copy. It will also update theadvanced-cache.phpfile whenever the Comet Cache options are saved (as changing options may affect what needs to be in that file).I hope this explains everything. Let me know if you have any other questions.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comment Mail] No emails send to users@ruudholland Hey Ruud,
Most WordPress email delivery issues are related to the server where WordPress is installed not properly delivering emails to the appropriate mail servers. The best way to avoid issues like that is to authenticate all outgoing email, using something like your GMail account. Comment Mail Pro has a built-in feature to allow configuring an external SMTP Server, but you can also use a plugin like WP-Mail-SMTP.