chrishdunn

You’re right .. I tried php 7.1

7.0 works fine.

Thanks.

I moved to WP Rocket cache.

Also managed to write some code to cover purging…I have the code below in my functions.php …
This is specific to WP Rocket, but the point is that you can use the ‘publish_post’ hook to delete your cache files. Pre-loading would be a different issue though! (I have this covered in WP Rocket)

add_action( ‘publish_post’, ‘example_publish_post’ );
function example_publish_post(){

$homepath = get_home_path();

$path = $homepath . ‘/wp-content/cache/yourpath/yoursite.co.uk/’ ;

$filestopurge = array(

$path . ‘index.html’,
$path . ‘index.html_gzip’,
$path . ‘/early-years/index.html’,
$path . ‘/early-years/index.html_gzip’,
$path . ‘/primary/index.html’,
$path . ‘/primary/index.html_gzip’,
$path . ‘/secondary/index.html’,
$path . ‘/secondary/index.html_gzip’,
$path . ‘/further-education/index.html’,
$path . ‘/further-education/index.html_gzip’,
$path . ‘/higher-education/index.html’,
$path . ‘/higher-education/index.html_gzip’,
$path . ‘/dfe/index.html’,
$path . ‘/dfe/index.html_gzip’,
$path . ‘/ofsted/index.html’,
$path . ‘/ofsted/index.html_gzip’,
$path . ‘/sta/index.html’,
$path . ‘/sta/index.html_gzip’,
$path . ‘/topics/index.html’,
$path . ‘/topics/index.html_gzip’,
$path . ‘/subjects/index.html’,
$path . ‘/subjects/index.html_gzip’,
$path . ‘/ofqual/index.html’,
$path . ‘/ofqual/index.html_gzip’,
$path . ‘/unions/index.html’,
$path . ‘/unions/index.html_gzip’,
$path . ‘/blogs/index.html’,
$path . ‘/blogs/index.html_gzip’,
$path . ‘/qaa/index.html’,
$path . ‘/qaa/index.html_gzip’,
$path . ‘/hefce/index.html’,
$path . ‘/hefce/index.html_gzip’,
$path . ‘/exam-boards/index.html’,
$path . ‘/exam-boards/index.html_gzip’,
$path . ‘/northern-ireland/index.html’,
$path . ‘/northern-ireland/index.html_gzip’,
$path . ‘/scotland/index.html’,
$path . ‘/scotland/index.html_gzip’,
$path . ‘/wales/index.html’,
$path . ‘/wales/index.html_gzip’,
$path . ‘/efa/index.html’,
$path . ‘/efa/index.html_gzip’,

) ;

foreach ($filestopurge as $purgefile) {
if (file_exists($purgefile)) {
unlink($purgefile);
}
}

I’ve sent a support request 3 times over the last 2 weeks using the link you have posted but got no response. Can you confirm that support is currently available?

But your code shortens the content when it detects it is over 140 characters. When it shortens the content the link is then missed out. I think this is a bug.

UPDATE…seems to be working OK after clearing comments made before enabling HHVM.

All ok except post_date_gmt is blank.

Edited rss feed-to-post to create post_date_gmt, but still not working.

Was surprised to find that manually changing from pending to published in the post editor maintains the original date, whether there is a value for post_date_gmt or not.

Can’t see that it’s in any way a problem with your plugin, but would appreciate and views/suggestions.

Many thanks,

Chris.

Thanks for such a fast response!

The code works for posts that have created manually (as pending), but for some reason it doesn’t work with posts that have been created by my rss feed-to-post plugin. Have verified this by making edits to auto-post-scheduler.php which gives the same results. Can’t see any difference between the posts…..any ideas gratefully received.

Many thanks again,

Chris.

Sorry… I had the word limit enabled. All working fine.

Finally solved by enabling output_buffering on my host server setup.

@jacobstone … no it doesn’t…not sure if the format is the problem or something else. Preloading isn’t working properly either. Am investigating with my host at the moment.

I have the same issue…

I have about 25 pages set up as ‘additional pages’ that I want purged and recreated whenever a new post in published (they all display grids of posts sorted by category/tag etc), but it’s not happening.

This is the format I’m using in the ‘additional pages’ box…

https://edgazette.co.uk/early-years
https://edgazette.co.uk/primary
https://edgazette.co.uk/secondary

Does this work separately to the cache preload settings or are they somehow tied together?

Many thanks,

Chris.

P.S. All works incredibly fast once the cache for a page is in place…brilliant performance!

I see this issue is actually solved in the pro version…good news!

All sorted now….was a css error in my code.

Regards,

Chris.

Thanks….adding the echo worked!

Fantastic plugin!

I’m dealing with the issue of needing <?php the_content(); ?> to trigger the counter.

I tried using <?php tptn_add_viewed_count( ” ) ?> but it didn’t work.

Currently using <?php the_content(); ?> in a div, and then using display:none; in css to hide it. This gets the counter working but is not ideal.

Is there an issue with <?php tptn_add_viewed_count( ” ) ?> ?

Many thanks.