Pre-rendering Javascript

  • Currently looking at a multilingual solution for WordPress (Transifex) it uses Javascript to essentially overlay/replace text with the other languages. They recommend the use of either prerender.io or the open source version (github.com/prerender/prerender) to prerender the alternate language versions of the page. Wondering if WP Super Cache is able to this as well and negates the need for that other pre-rendering solution?

    Would WP Super Cache conflict with Prerender.io ?

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  • Thread Starter skunkworks

    (@skunkworks)

    I think the way it would work is:

    1. WP Super Cache would flatten the php (English) to HTML…
    2. Then the Transifex Javascript would take care of overlaying the translations on top of the flattened (English) html files
    3. Prerenderer would then flatten them again into separate language versions.
    4. Visitors will get either the WP Super Cache version of the page (English) or a Prerenderer version (Other languages)

    Can anyone confirm?

    I’m interested in this as well, but for LocalizeJS.

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