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In reply to: [Comet Cache] Can you guys implement object cache?Hey @massimod,
We have a feature request open for this here and we’ve done some preliminary work to make this possible, however it requires a lot of careful consideration within the codebase: https://github.com/websharks/comet-cache/issues/783
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In reply to: [Comet Cache] Instagram Feed pluginHi @resolfe,
The options you mentioned, Cache Expiration Time and Cache Cleanup Schedule, are the only relevant options in Comet Cache that I can think of. If you disable Comet Cache entirely, does it solve the problem? If not, that would indicate something else is going on.
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In reply to: [Comet Cache] Referrer-Policy is missingComet Cache does mark the
Referrer-Policyheader as a cachable header; please see this part of the source code where there’s a list of all the headers cached:
https://github.com/websharks/comet-cache/blob/39589da6c07fc25a9e9da72d50a1c1165d2c0469/src/includes/traits/Shared/HttpUtils.php#L92It sounds to me like the
Referrer-Policyheader is either not present when Comet Cache caches the page, or something else is going on.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comet Cache] Google Maps API on exclusions list but still cached?@cleuenberg I recommend selecting the Comet Cache Pro HTML Compressor option “No, do not combine CSS/JS from remote resources.” If that does not solve the problem, then I suspect something else is going on.
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In reply to: [Comment Mail] Blacklisted email address@angeljs I’m sorry if you misunderstood me—I was not implying that you send spam. I was simply explaining that Comment Mail blacklists several email addresses that start with words that are commonly used by spammers.
I do see that unfortunately the free version of Comment Mail does not make it possible to edit the blacklist. I’m going to make a note to remove the blacklist in the free version upon the next release of Comment Mail so that this issue can be avoided going forward. In the meantime, the only suggestion I have right now is to try doing your testing with a different email address.
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In reply to: [Comment Mail] Blacklisted email address@angeljs There is a default list of blacklisted email addresses in Comment Mail that are commonly used by spammers. If your WordPress admin account is using one of those addresses that could explain what’s going on.
If you check Comment Mail → Config. Options → Blacklisted Email Addresses, you should be able to see if there’s a match (e.g.,
admin@*) and then just remove that email from the blacklist and save the Comment Mail options.I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any other questions. 🙂
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In reply to: [Comment Mail] Will Comment Mail be useable with GDPR?@collapsing_os Yes, I’m working towards a Comment Mail release that will make Comment Mail GDPR-compliant by the deadline.
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In reply to: [Comet Cache] Browser Caching@mark8888 Please see the source code:
https://github.com/websharks/comet-cache-pro/blob/66a5b9a928f1f2717c1eb0b96806bf454f59619c/src/includes/traits/Shared/SysUtils.phpLoad Average is determined via
sys_getloadavg()and Memory Usage is determined via the Linuxfreecommand.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comet Cache] How to enable comet cache on woocommerce@ilithio If your theme uses
DONOTCACHEPAGEthen your theme is likely not compatible with WordPress caching plugins like Comet Cache. TheDONOTCACHEPAGEconstant is something that all WordPress caching plugins use and it’s a way for other WordPress plugins and themes to tell the active caching plugin that a particular page should not be cached.If you remove the
DONOTCACHEPAGEconstant and force Comet Cache to cache the page, you will likely break the theme. I recommend contacting the theme developer to ask them how you can make the theme cache-compatible.@cooldavidoff If you could provide me with a list of steps to reproduce the issue in a clean WordPress environment so that I can reproduce the issue on my personal test site, then I might have some suggestions. 🙂
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In reply to: [Comet Cache] How to enable comet cache on woocommerce@advisorexpertwordpress I just tested Comet Cache + WooCommerce + Storefront theme using all of the example products that WooCommerce provides and Comet Cache worked just fine. WooCommerce sets the
DONOTCACHEPAGEconstant on any pages that are not cache-compatible and Comet Cache obeys this constant so that it doesn’t cause any problems for WooCommerce.@advisorexpertwordpress Comet Cache is compatible and works great with both WooCommerce and the default WooCommerce Storefront theme. I can’t speak to any specific WooCommerce plugins, however, and I recommend testing them with Comet Cache.
There are helpful debugging notes that can be included at the bottom of the page source when Comet Cache is enabled, which will help you determine if Comet Cache is working correctly (see Comet Cache → Plugin Options → Enable/Disable → How Can I Tell Comet Cache is Working?).
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In reply to: [Comet Cache] Can you guys implement object cache?@treeflips We have chosen not to add object caching to Comet Cache because object caching is very prone to causing problems with other WordPress plugins, i.e., other plugins must be written with object caching in mind to work properly when object caching is enabled and many WordPress plugins are not, which can lead to all sorts of strange issues. That’s why when it comes to WordPress and object caching, it’s best to implement object caching as part of a bigger overall deployment strategy where each plugin you’re running has been specifically optimized (or at least thoroughly reviewed) for object caching.
Another reason we’ve chosen not to focus on object caching at this time is that object caching in WordPress would save you database queries, however when you’re running a page caching plugin like Comet Cache, there are no database queries happening when Comet Cache serves a cached page (that’s what makes it fast). Also, the WordPress Core is already very optimized and includes a lot of built-in object caching, further reducing the need for adding this to a plugin.
Regarding Memcached / Redis: The next version of Comet Cache Pro (coming out very soon) will include support for Memcached / Redis. 🙂
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In reply to: [Comet Cache] How to enable comet cache on woocommerce@ilithio There’s nothing special that you need to do to get Comet Cache working with WooCommerce. It works with all the default settings.
I just tested Comet Cache with the latest version of WooCommerce and the default WooCommerce Storefront theme—Comet Cache cached the home page and the product pages as expected.
If you’re not seeing the home page or the products page being cached, that means that either the theme you’re using, or some plugin that you have installed, is disabling caching.
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In reply to: [Comet Cache] Browser Caching@mark8888 Those are system metrics. You’ll need to check with your web hosting company to see whether those numbers are good or not.