Edward

Duplicated

Just had a test and it seems even though the plugin is deactivated on target site, the Duplicate Link still works.

So is there a way to decide when to push changes to which site? Say there are 3 sites, S the source site and A B the target sites, S changes its content and pushes it to A immediately, and after some days, pushes to B?

I have managed to figure it out that the difference is deleting wp-config.php only will result in old files continue to exist after installing a snapshot, which may not ideal if the goal is making an exactly match site.

Thanks for your reply, so it is PHP memory usage of current (admin) page, right?

Thanks

Thanks.

Voted 5 star just because there isn’t 6 star ??

By the way, I have added

define('WPFC_CACHE_QUERYSTRING', true);

But still the page with query string slower, I tested it on a same page by adding a query string that does nothing.

The page for testing has a response time around 200ms-, adding a query string increases it to 400ms+

You can see the page here:

https://themenow.net/preview/minilio/
https://themenow.net/preview/minilio/?header=header4

• This reply was modified 7 years, 9 months ago by Edward.

Thanks, I also found it by searching for “query” instead of “parameter”.

Thank you.

I asked the same question four weeks ago, but the author didn’t reply. I’m considering convert my multisite to standalone instances and use W3TC instead (which is superior if on single WP site).

Didn’t know that, it works perfectly, thank you!

Update

not only button text and input border, red color here and there. The plugin needs update, I have deleted it.

Any news on this?

That fixes the issue, thanks.

Btw, you cannot see the notices if you are using PHP version less than 5.4, WordPress still supports PHP 5.3 though, it’s time to upgrade your php, see https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/205931/what-is-the-best-php-version-to-use-with-wordpress

Update: I have managed to delete this language from Polylang options: Settings > Languages