1 Blog Cacher: 1 Blog Cacher

By Javier García, 1 month and 21 days ago

1 Blog Cacher 2.0.4

The new version of this plugin has been released. New features:

  • Support for WordPress 2.6 cookies (fixes problems with users not being logged-in).

You can read the plugin full features or download it right away.

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11 comments

#1. Henkmsncam, 1 month and 20 days ago

Hi,

just instlled the plugin. I was having lots of problems with wp super cache and it seems like I dont have it with your work. Thank you very much for this GREAT plugin!

#2. Henkmsncam, 1 month and 19 days ago

Update on above post: I am logged in in wordpress but somehow i dont see the «edit» button under my posts? So I guess the cached page does not see me logged in? Any tips?

#3. Javier García, 1 month and 19 days ago

Logins are handled correctly with the new version.

#4. Henkmsncam, 1 month and 18 days ago

Hmm, somehow it does not work for me. I tried IE7 and FF3. I am logged in but dont see any «edit» button or am recognised as logged in? Strange!

What to do with the expired files? Are they expired because of change content/add comments? Why would cache keep them then?
thx!

#5. Henkmsncam, 1 month and 18 days ago

It works! I redownloaded the file and upped it and it works!!! thx.

#6. Henkmsncam, 1 month and 14 days ago

Hi,

what to do with the expired files? I got 19400 expired files aved in your cache directory (638544.61 KB = 623.58 MB).
How often does it get cleaned up?
I set it at Cache expiration 86400 seconds.

thx!

#7. Javier García, 1 month and 14 days ago

Expired files must be deleted through the plugin page in the admin panel (unless you set up a cronjob or something like that).

#8. Henkmsncam, 1 month and 10 days ago

Hi,

is this plugin working less good for logged in members or does that not matter?
I did see the option: Logged users: Use an individual cache for each user

thx (again!)

#9. Javier García, 1 month and 10 days ago

You just need to decide how you want the plugin to handle logged users.

#10. Dustin, 28 days ago

Javier, how do you set up the cron job to remove the expired files? I know how to set up a basic cron job, but I'm not sure how to set it up for this plugin. What «command» am I supposed to use?

#11. Javier García, 28 days ago

Dustin, it's not a «command». You'd have to set a php file and call it with the cron. You can take a look into the plugin code to see the code used when removing files.

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  • Features and download:
    • moises: O melhor plugin cache do mundo. very good plugin world
  • 1 Blog Cacher 2.0.4:
    • Javier García: Dustin, it's not a "command". You'd have to set a php file and call it with the cron. You can take a look into the plugin code to see the code used when removing files.
    • Dustin: Javier, how do you set up the cron job to remove the expired files? I know how to set up a basic cron job, but I'm not sure how to set it up for this plugin. What "command" am I supposed to use?
    • Javier García: You just need to decide how you want the plugin to handle logged users.
    • Henkmsncam: Hi, is this plugin working less good for logged in members or does that not matter? I did see the option: Logged users: Use an individual cache for each user thx (again!)
    • Javier García: Expired files must be deleted through the plugin page in the admin panel (unless you set up a cronjob or something like that).
    • Henkmsncam: Hi, what to do with the expired files? I got 19400 expired files aved in your cache directory (638544.61 KB = 623.58 MB). How often does it get cleaned up? I set it at Cache expiration 86400 seconds. thx!
    • Henkmsncam: It works! I redownloaded the file and upped it and it works!!! thx.

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