andricor

Sorry, BTW…. How do I create a private ticket? ??

I checked around, but didn’t find the way.

Thanks

Thank you for the quick reply!

Sure, I’ll do that asap.

Hello!
I’ve posted on the form so we can remain a it more private.
Thanks a lot!
BR
Corrado

Ok! No problem. I’ve sent you an email.

Thanks

Thanks a lot for the hint Emre.
I’m now testing another caching plugin that should be officially compatible with buddypress and also trying to play a bit with cloudflare.
So far wpfc seems to win the speed test.
Anyway thanks a lot for your time and super plugin!

That’s a good question. ??
Not sure about that. Is there a way I can test that? Can I trust what the browser inspector (network) says?
What I guess is that the global pages like “members” or “groups” or the “homepage / activity” are cached, but each forum post or each activity entry I don’t know if ends up in the custom taxonomies or post types.
BTW, if a page is trashed, will it be ignored by the preload process?

I honestly don’t know if that would help. Best would be to have a frequent preload of the forums, replies and buddypress activity pages so that the users that are not logged in might miss the real-time but on the other hand they will have super fast pages. Also if that could be a challenge if a site has hundreds of forums.
But the preload I find a super feature. I think that playing with that could help a lot. If only it could have specific options for forums and activities that could be a cool thing, also if maybe it’s already doing that as part of the pages. I mean the containing page gets preloaded and then when the users click on the specific forum then no caching is done. That should also be fine.
When the user logs in then it’s true that there is not much benefit and therefore my question if object caching or opcode caching provided by W3 (for example) could be added on top. I’ve now activated that to see if there is any improvement.
At a first sight I don’t see huge improvements.
Thanks!

Shame. ??
Honestly I think I have a good solution using wpfc.
Basically preloading the homepage and the other buddypress pages frequently and not showing the cached version to logged in users, the casual visitors get the page in a bit more than 1 second which is awesome.
When a user logs in then the speed gets slower, but not so bad.
Do you think I can activate another caching plugin on top of wpfc to have, eg, also object caching? Or could that cause conflicts?
Thanks!

Actually with the preload option, having only the homepage and pages flagged it works pretty well.
The homepage, for visitors not logged in refreshes every few minutes. that’s ok.
I think I forgot in my first attempt to clear the cache after setting the preload options.
But any other recommendation is welcome!

shame! ??
I’ll keep an eye on the development of wePos!
thanks

No, not yet.
So let’s say you have a page with the “shop” module from Divi and it shows the products according to the settings in that divi module.
In order for the plugin to work, I have to assign the class “wpf-search-container” to the divi shop module.
In this page I have the filter I have set from your plugin.
Now I start clicking on some checkboxes.
When I do that the content of the divi shop module gets filled by the search result of the plugin.
Then I un-flag the checkboxes so basically I show all products, and the page that shows looks to me like the Product Filter search result page, of course showing everything.
So basically the initial list of products the I got when I opened the page and the one I have at the end are not the same. The first is coming from the divi shop module, the last from the Product Filter results.
Would be nice to have already at the beginning the Product Filter results page with all products.

Could I replace the divi shop module with another module, eg “text” and give it the class “wpf-search-container”? would that work?
Also I noticed something else… not sure if I can use this same post… but I’ll try.
When I use the “product title” option in the plugin, the results of the products variations are shown as: “test product – (& # 8211;) variation”.
Is there a way to replace that – (& # 8211;) with the right character? Or even better not show at all the variations? But just the main product?
Thanks a lot!

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looks like assigning the shop module this class: wpf-search-container shows the results.
Check through the comments here:
https://www.elegantthemes.com/blog/divi-resources/how-to-create-filtered-sidebars-for-your-divi-woocommerce-pages#respond

But it looks like basically at start it loads the Divi shop module, then as soon as you filter it replaces the content of the shop module with the selection from the product filter.
I hope there was a way to have all products shown by the Themify plugin by default and then by selecting the categories it would just filter them.
Also refreshing the page or going back to the shop page from a product page doesn’t show the result. I wish people could just push the back button on the browser and go back to their filtered results.

Anyway, excellent plugin!

Hi @sid177
I’m back to version 4.5.4 because in version 4.5.6 the buddypress thumbnails are not resizing to fit in mobile devices.
For example… if I set “medium” size to 600px (buddypress activity), in version 4.5.4, when the width of my mobile would be 400px, the picture would resize to fit the width.
In version 4.5.6 the picture is cropped on the right side. Sometimes I can scroll it to see the piece that is not visible, but that doesn’t work all the time.
So I rolled back to version 4.5.4 which works perfectly.
Hope you can have a look at this too!
Thanks

wonderful! thanks @sid177 !

Thank you!