eric2236

Most pages generate in 1-3 seconds. There are outliers that take 17 seconds. Is there still a concern? What kind of code or plugin would have an affect on cache time? I have a feeling it could be Disqus…

• This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by eric2236.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by eric2236.

Thank you for your reply. Yes. It says 2924 Cached Pages. The caching seemed to work a couple days after the updates to htaccess for 2 days. Then the usage went up again. I have a feeling that the cache is expiring too fast when the pages are still current. How do I change this?

I’m also seeing long generation times like this… What does it mean?

<!– Dynamic page generated in 17.622 seconds. –>
<!– Cached page generated by WP-Super-Cache on 2020-10-19 13:40:46 –>

<!– Compression = gzip –>

• This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by eric2236.

Hello @supsystic. I am following up with you regarding the static map functionality? Please advise. Thanks

Hello. I am following up with you regarding the static map functionality? Please advise. Thanks

Ok I will follow up with you via the form on Oct 1. Thank you.

Great. When should I check back with you? Can I add you on skype?

Hello @supsystic. Any update for me on this feature being put into production?

Hello,

Yes, I would love if you could add a static maps option that utilizes the static maps api key provided in the google maps platform.

Thank you. I have sent an email.

I would much rather keep the plugin active and use a “hide” feature to simply not display the maps on my blogs anymore. Do you have a “hide” feature in the plugin? Or can I hire you to create one? This will save me many many hours manually deleting the shortcode on thousands of blog pages. I have until Sept 16 to do this.

need help here. Should I revert back to the 1.3 version somehow?

@webcraftic this problem is more serious than I thought. I upgraded to 2.0 by mistake on a number of blogs.

This was my old way of displaying chart.
<?php

// Will need to include file path if this file lives in a different directory
require ‘Ancestry.php’;

echo Ancestry::getById(1)->view();
?>

This is latest.

[insert_php]

// Will need to include file path if this file lives in a different directory

require ‘Ancestry.php’;

echo Ancestry::getById(XX)->view();

[/insert_php]

Then I tried to create snippet with this code.

// Will need to include file path if this file lives in a different directory

require ‘Ancestry.php’;

echo Ancestry::getById(3)->view();

and the chart did not appear on the blog page. Then I tried with the <?php in front and ?> in back and got fatal error.

What am I doing wrong and will my charts disappear soon that use your old way??

If you could give me some guidance on the best way to replace the code I will assign the task to my developer. But I could use your direction since you developer the plugin.

Hello @webcraftic You timely response is much appreciated. I’d like to get working on this..

Yes I want to replace the code automatically. Or if I just never update your plugin will it still work? What do you mean by code the same? They are all wordpress blogs with different content on each page but the same html markup. Thanks in advance for your timely response and support.