@Tag, To answer your question directly, Smart Archives Reloaded works with W3 Total Cache. I have thoroughly tested it on my test bed and it works fine with W3 Total. I was even able to easily add the js to my minify settings. Version 2.0 removed the caching from the plugin. Have you tried it … Read more
There were mod_security conflicts, which my provider refused to fix for me. Moving to a VPS solved my issue!
Plugin is way too complex for me to follow code. 🙁 I can say that in practice after emptying minify cache both CSS and JS concatenated files are rebuilt with same name, using same numerical id. So my educated guess would be that numerical id is tied to file contents, rather than being random or … Read more
Use the plugin Germanix URL. It converts image names on upload to save characters (and creates much better permalinks than WP).
I’ve found that the best method is to do a view source then add the scripts to W3 in the same order they are listed in the source using the same url including the query string. Most problems are from plugins or themes that output javascript inline. I try to move these to a custom.js … Read more
your site domain uses the www, but your images are all with paths http://aviewtoathrill.net (no www.). they are all returning 403 forbidden status codes, so my guess is that you have some sort of hotlink protection that is preventing your site from loading its own images due to this mismatch. EDIT – everything seems to … Read more
Yes, ‘save_post’ and ‘delete_post’ cover everything, except modifying meta and terms associated to a post. Those hooks can be found in wp-includes: meta.php and taxonomy.php, respectively.
If you have created your subdomain using Cpanel then you don’t have to do anything in regards to changing DNS records, It’s all done for your. As for creating an ftp account there is a nice tutorial at the Cpanel docs section.
Simply put – not everything in object cache is an option. Many other things, such as fetching posts or results of resource-intensive function calls, are also cached in there. I am not sure about meaning of that naming scheme, but according to plugin’s author that seems to be normal operation.
What is this? Safe mode was an attempt to solve shared-server security problems at the PHP level. It restricts and even disables some built-in PHP functions (e.g. mail(), header() and session_start() — see attempted full listing of functions restricted/disabled in safe mode) What should I do? If you have access to your PHP configuration file … Read more