How to upload?

  • Resolved imjscn

    (@imjscn)


    13 years, 9 months ago

    I’m trying to use W3 Total Cache to change my static files to subdomains www0, www1,www2,www3,www4,www5
    On the CDN option page, I set my main ftp account which can access all directory, then, Replace site’s hostname with:
    1.www1.mydomain.com
    2.www2.mydomain.com
    3.www3.mydomain.com
    4.www4.mydomain.com
    5.www5.mydomain.com
    Saved the above settings.
    Next, I checked “Host wp-includes/ files”, –“upload includes files”–“Start”.
    After seeing 100% uploads finished, I closed the upload window. Then, clicked “Deploy”.

    I guess the above operation will upload the files into one of the 5 subdomains. But when I checked the directories in file manager, there’s nothing.

    Did I miss anything?

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  • You don’t need multiple subdomains, you need one and you need up to 10 aliases that you enter into your CNAME fields.

    Thread Starter imjscn

    (@imjscn)

    Thanks, Frederick!
    Now I understand how this works ??

    While you are here, I have a question not within the plugin’s scope, if you have a little time, would you help me checking if this object is cached or not?–
    The object is created in a Class, data saved in post meta.
    Then, use get_post_custom in the class to get the data.
    In template tag, $obj = new my_class;
    In other places, $stuffs = $obj->stuffs

    I heard that data saved in WP post meta are automatically cached. Do you think I can just leave it to WP to handle the cache, or do I need to create a cache function?

    Thanks!

    I think you should be careful and use WP’s debug mode for object cache and database cache to understand what is happening as you code, just to be sure.

    Thread Starter imjscn

    (@imjscn)

    Thanks for the tip!

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